RadOnc Reference vs Mednet | Physician Q&A

Introducing the first comprehensive iPhone reference application for Radiation Oncologists and designed by a RadOnc. This light-weight app provides fast access to the following reference materials: - Cancer Staging - Contouring Atlases - DVH normal tissue contraints - Pertinent clinical calculators (eg. GBM RPA) - Commonly prescribed medications - Oncology ICD9 codes This project is intended to be a collaborative effort. Feedback and suggestions from the RadOnc community will directly inform new development efforts.

Mednet helps physicians answer complex clinical questions with both Mednet AI and a physician-only Q&A platform. Built for real-world practice, Mednet gives you access to clinical answers informed by published medical literature, guidelines, clinical trials, and physician expertise from a network of 40,000+ physicians and 3,400+ academic experts. Use Mednet AI to get fast, source-backed answers for nuanced clinical questions. Ask questions in the Mednet Physician Community and learn how verified experts at leading institutions approach difficult cases, gray-area decisions, and specialty-specific scenarios. Mednet is designed for the questions that fall outside textbooks, guidelines, and UpToDate. With Mednet, you can: - Use a clinical AI assistant built on real-world practice - Get answers informed by medical literature and physician expertise - Ask clinical questions and learn from verified experts - Access insights across a broad range of medical specialties - Review transparent citations and expert-informed sources - Browse 20,000+ clinical discussions and 5,000+ polls - Earn CME/MOC credits through the physician community Whether you need clinical decision support, expert peer input, or a faster way to work through complex cases, Mednet helps you find answers grounded in both evidence and real-world practice. Free for US physicians. The content of Mednet is for general knowledge sharing and dialogue. Clinicians should base their decision-making on independent medical judgment in the context of individual clinical circumstances of a specific patient's care or treatment. In no event shall Mednet or its members be liable for damages of any kind arising out of or in connection with the use of Mednet content.