Sarcoma Education Beta (Unreleased)

The Sarcoma Education App has been designed to deliver Soft Tissue Sarcoma Education and resource content to the radiation medicine community and to the Patients and family members interested in Sarcoma radiotherapy treatment.

Access to:
- Learning modules developed by The Princess Margaret Cancer Centre/Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto
- Content for Radiation Medicine Professionals
- Guidelines
- Manuals and more!

Features Include:
-Ability to Access relevant content
- Bookmark and store content for easy reference
- Assess knowledge with T/F and M/C questions
- Search documents for relevant content
- Access to documents 24/7 with and without an Internet connection

NEW! STS Soft Tissue Sarcoma Learning Module

Soft Tissue Sarcomas (STS) are rare malignancies that require multimodality management. The rarity of this disease coupled with the diversity in presentation poses unique challenges for standardization of STS management, establishment of evidence based clinical guidelines, and incorporation of rapid technological changes in a constantly evolving environment.

Radiation therapy (RT) is becoming increasingly complex for this patient population. Advances in technology and treatment processes demand an increase in educational resources made available to support staff awareness and the integration of these changes into daily practice.


This eLearning module has been designed to provide an immediately accessible resource for radiation medicine teams to learn/adopt best practice for STS radiotherapy treatment. Radiation therapy departments that specialize in STS treatment will benefit when training new staff, refreshing existing staff, and informing radiation medicine trainees in all related disciplines. This module will also benefit radiation medicine professionals or trainees who are unfamiliar with STS radiotherapy and would like to increase their understanding of this rare disease.

This is a Soft Tissue Sarcoma learning module to communicate evidence based radiotherapy (RT) treatment guidelines, including CT/MR simulation, RT planning, Adaptive RT, RT treatment, and Image guided RT imaging. Other disciplines to come.