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November 23, 2025Journal of Applied Clinical Medical Physics0 citationsOpen Access

AAPM working group on cybersecurity report 438: A white paper on cybersecurity management for business continuity in radiology and radiation therapy

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RSR SiochiPBPeter BalterSHSamantha Hedrick

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Abstract A growing number of clinics have experienced disruptions of clinical services due to cyberattacks. To provide continuity of care, medical physicists should work with Information Technology (IT) staff to develop a business continuity plan. Such planning requires the participation of many stakeholders and should include the development of policies and procedures that not only make the clinic more cyber‐resilient but also address patient safety and ethics concerns. This report discusses the business continuity planning considerations for radiology and radiation oncology.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69403fad2d562116f290e910https://doi.org/10.1002/acm2.70358
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