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As seen in: Color Research & Application, JAMA Oncology, The Mercury News, Irish Independent, East Bay Times, International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics, Waverly Newspapers, Foodservice Equipment Reports
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Standardizing Assessment of Gynecologic Brachytherapy Contours: A Pilot Study in Contour Competency Assessment for Radiation Oncology Residents

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By Ria Mulherkar, Michael Sherer, Sushil Beriwal
| International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics Verified
Radiation oncology trainees may benefit from more standardized competency-based assessment in practical skills such as contouring which are presently only assessed observationally by attendings. This is especially true in the world of gynecologic brachytherapy, given trends of declining brachytherapy utilization, lower competence reported by graduating residents, and low institutional brachytherapy volumes.
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7 Water-Saving Ideas

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By Michael Sherer
| Foodservice Equipment Reports Verified
Why worry about saving water? This past winter and spring brought plenty of rain and snow to areas around the country. Even California eased some of its drought restrictions following rain and snowfall that dramatically changed conditions in many parts of the state. But there are at least three reasons to care about conserving.
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Where To Start Your Search For a Walk-In

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By Michael Sherer
| Foodservice Equipment Reports Verified
Foodservice facilities are often literally built around walk-in refrigerators and freezers. As one of the larger, more permanent pieces of equipment in the kitchen (along with your exhaust hood), it’s also one of the more critical. A power outage or broken compressor can result in the loss of tens of thousands of dollars in food.
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