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more effective and the data more reliable. The collected
data are truly meaningful, and when analyzed, the
information is a powerful tool for program improve-
ment. No program is perfect, but with incremental
changes programs can continue to improve.

Stephanie Eatmon, EdD, R.T. (R)(T), FASRT, is a
member of the JRCERT Board of Directors and an advisor
for the National University Radiation Therapy Program.
She can be contacted at sleatmon15@gmail.com.

References
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2. Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Tech-
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3. Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Tech-
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