Jeremy Booth

Head of Medical Physics

Australia

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Dr. Jeremy Booth is the Head of Medical Physics at Northern Sydney Local Health District in Australia. His research focuses on advanced techniques in radiotherapy, including treatment planning and dosimetry for prostate and breast cancer. Recent publications highlight his work on breath-hold monitoring, dose optimization, and the role of knowledge-based planning in clinical trials. Dr. Booth's expertise contributes significantly to the field of medical physics and radiation oncology.

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Aarhus University

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In Memoriam: Lyn Douglas Oliver AM MSc PhD (1941–2025)

Homogeneous and heterogeneous boosting in prostate radiotherapy: Treatment planning and target dosimetry comparison

BRAVEHeart: a randomised trial comparing the accuracy of Breathe Well and RPM for deep inspiration breath hold breast cancer radiotherapy

The dosimetric error due to uncorrected tumor rotation during real-time adaptive prostate stereotactic body radiation therapy

A method for beam’s eye view breath-hold monitoring during breast volumetric modulated arc therapy

Comprehensive nodal breast VMAT: solving the low-dose wash dilemma using an iterative knowledge-based radiotherapy planning solution

Early Outcomes and Decision Regret Using PSMA/MRI-Guided Focal Boost for Prostate Cancer SBRT

Evaluating the utility of knowledge-based planning for clinical trials using the TROG 08.03 post prostatectomy radiation therapy planning data

MArkerless image Guidance using Intrafraction Kilovoltage x-ray imaging (MAGIK): Study protocol for a phase i interventional study for lung cancer radiotherapy

Optimising multi-target multileaf collimator tracking using real-time dose for locally advanced prostate cancer patients

MLC tracking for lung SABR is feasible, efficient and delivers high-precision target dose and lower normal tissue dose

First experimental evaluation of multi-target multileaf collimator tracking during volumetric modulated arc therapy for locally advanced prostate cancer

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Paul Keall

Ricky O'Brien

Doan Trang Nguyen

Simon Goodall

Clive Baldock

Per Rugaard Poulsen

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