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Expert Commentary
Our research summaries include commentary from our collaborators and users that address limitations and concerns about each study.
Customization
When using the mobile applications, we have allowed for users to create accounts for customization including personalized notation and favorites.
Organization
The application is organized by disease site and subsite. We have filters to further organization and navigation for the user.
Search
Quickly search every article in our database and find the information within seconds.
Our Roadmap
This is a roadmap for where we started and our future plans.
The Table is Born
The first Excel file was shared on Dropbox in 2017.
Development
In 2020, we began developing a mobile application for RadOncTables.
Mobile Release
In late 2020, our first mobile application version 1.0 was released.
Our Update
In 2021, we performed a complete overhaul of the application with customization and massive speed improvements.
Upcoming
Check out the upcoming features we are working on.
Web Application
We have been working on creating a web based application so you can access RadOncTables on the web without having to use Google Sheets.
Coming Soon
Quiz Feature
We are always creating new features for the application and ways to improve it. The next on our agenda is to create a quiz feature within the application.
Coming SoonOur Team
Check out the team behind RadOncTables. Learn about the creator, developer, and collaborators.
Chris Estes
Chief Editor
Matthew Culbert
Developer
Ebenezer Asare
Section Editor
Evan Thomas
Section Editor
Allen Mo
Section Editor
Gavin Jones
Section Editor
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Our FAQ
Answers to your
frequently asked questions.
How did this start?
The project began as a study guide I created for myself from an older document that I updated and modified. The more I expanded the guide, the more I realized it was complete enough for public use, and decided to share it online on an excel file via Dropbox in 2017. Eventually I transitioned to Google Sheets to allow for live updates and viewing. In 2020, the application was created for iOS and Android through the efforts of Matthew Culbert.
Thanks is also extended to many other commentators, Twitter users, QuadShotNews, ACR Journal Club, and users of the sheets who are kind enough to comment and contribute to help keep the sheets accurate. Many of these are acknowledged through citations and others in the Acknowledgement section.
Where can I download the app?
You can download the mobile application through the Google Play Store and Apple App Store for Free!
Do you collect my information?
You data is anonymous and we don’t sell anything to advertisers.
How often is the data updated?
The Google Sheets and Mobile applications are updated daily by yours truely.
How can I get involved?
Send us an email at contact@radonctables.com or connect with us on Twitter.