Webinar: Quality Control in a Digital World – Using Fast Monte Carlo and Fractional QA

Join us on November 12 2025, for an exclusive look at the latest enhancements in RadCalc, the trusted secondary dose calculation software for radiation oncology.

This webinar is designed for medical physicists, dosimetrists, and clinical administrators looking to optimise QA workflows and increase confidence in treatment verification.

Our expert speakers, Lucy Wolfsberger (Application specialist) and Carlos Bohoroquez (Product Manager) from RadCalc at LAP, will offer practical insights into how RadCalc is evolving to meet the demands of modern radiotherapy, while simplifying workflows and increasing patient safety.

LAP application experts will be available during the Q&A session.

Webinar details

Day: November 12, 2025
Time: 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. EST (16:30 – 17:30 p.m. CEST)
Language: Spanish
Location: Online — free to attend

Key topics

Fast Monte Carlo Algorithm
Patient QA Using Logfiles
Brachytherapy Discussion
EPID Dosimetry & Workflow Integration
Sneak Peek: SGRT Integration

Key learnings

Learn useful information about how RadCalc is evolving to meet the demands of modern radiotherapy.
Discover how to simplify workflows and increase patient safety.

LAP Presenter

Lucy Wolfsberger

Lucy Wolfsberger, MS, LAP, is a RadCalc application specialist at LifeLine Software Inc., part of the LAP Group. She is dedicated to improving safety and accuracy in radiotherapy by supporting clinicians with an independent, patient-centred quality assurance platform. Lucy combines her expertise in medical physics and clinical workflows to help healthcare providers achieve efficient, reliable, and comprehensive quality assurance.

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Carlos Bohorquez

Carlos Bohorquez, MS, DABR, is Product Manager for RadCalc at LifeLine Software Inc., part of the LAP Group. A certified clinical physicist with extensive experience and a proven track record in the clinical and medical device industry, Carlos' passion for clinical quality control is reflected in RadCalc's research and development for the future.

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