Clinicians & physicists

Documentation that respects clinical judgment—consistent across plans, fractions, and modalities without adding friction at the console or treatment-planning workstation.

At the point of care

Stay focused on patients, not paperwork

Radiation oncologists, residents, and medical physicists already carry the cognitive load of complex plans, adaptive workflows, and multidisciplinary coordination. Dataknife reduces the manual reconstruction of records when data lives in the OIS, TPS, imaging systems, and the EHR.

By normalizing treatment intent, delivery details, and supporting artifacts into a shared model, teams spend less time reconciling exports and more time on review, sign-off, and patient-facing work.

Preserves traceability from planning through treatment delivery
Aligns documentation with how modalities and techniques are actually used
Supports sign-off workflows clinicians already trust

Radiation oncologist and physicist reviewing treatment data together at a workstation — Physician and physics teams aligned on the same plan and imaging context.

Linear accelerator configured for stereotactic radiosurgery in a treatment vault — Delivery context captured alongside planning and documentation records.

Planning & delivery

One thread from simulation to fraction

Whether care involves 3D conformal, IMRT, VMAT, SRS, or SBRT, documentation expectations differ—and so do the systems that hold the data. Dataknife applies domain-aware normalization so charts, synopses, and operational reports describe the same course of therapy across tools.

Physicists gain confidence that dosimetry summaries, QA checkpoints, and delivery parameters remain linked to the clinical record clinicians see, which matters when plans change, fractions are held, or adaptive paths are considered.

In practice