We live in an era of quality monitoring—from the quality of products, like water or refrigerators, to the quality of customer service received from repair technicians, food delivery services, and even customer service representatives. This drive for quality measurement has naturally spread into the world of medicine.
For the past several years, interest in FLASH radiation therapy research has surged in the oncology community.1 It is arguably one of the hottest topics in cancer care today, with the potential to shift the trajectory of treatment in ways that were once only imaginable.