Remote contouring support
Specialist support for target and organ-at-risk delineation, aligned with the hospital’s protocols and peer-review pathway.
Specialist support for oncology teams
A Kosovo-based team of radio-oncology specialists supporting European hospitals with remote contouring and treatment-planning workflows—designed to reduce bottlenecks while keeping responsibility, review and approval within the treating institution.
Clinical support scope
Services are defined with each partner institution and performed within an agreed clinical, technical and governance framework.
Specialist support for target and organ-at-risk delineation, aligned with the hospital’s protocols and peer-review pathway.
Planning assistance coordinated with local medical physics and clinical teams, based on agreed techniques and dose constraints.
Additional professional capacity for temporary peaks, staff shortages or service-development periods.
Leadership & clinical team
Clinical delivery is led by oncology specialists, supported by dedicated project leadership for institutional coordination, partnership development and operational continuity.
Radiation oncology specialistRadiation oncology specialist at the Oncology Clinic in Prishtina since 2017 and Head of the Brachytherapy Department since 2024. Her practice combines clinical radiation oncology, brachytherapy and multidisciplinary cancer care.
Clinical oncology specialistOncology specialist at the University Clinical Center of Kosovo with clinical experience spanning oncology, radiation oncology, emergency medicine and family medicine.
Project leadershipBusiness and international-management professional coordinating the programme’s institutional relationships, operational planning and cross-border partnership development. His background combines executive management, global supply chains, logistics, higher education and scientific research.
A controlled workflow
The precise workflow is agreed before case activity begins and documented in the service agreement.
Define indications, responsibilities, turnaround expectations and escalation routes.
Use institution-approved systems and role-based access for necessary clinical information.
Complete the agreed contouring or planning task with traceable documentation.
The treating institution reviews, approves and retains final responsibility for patient care.
Quality & governance
Every engagement should begin with clinical due diligence, technical validation and a written agreement covering governance, data protection and professional responsibility.
Important: Service availability is subject to credentialing, professional-liability arrangements, institutional approval and applicable EU and local requirements.
Contact
For institutional enquiries, pilot discussions or partnership opportunities, contact the project office directly.
Begin with a confidential capability discussion, followed by due diligence and a limited, measurable pilot tailored to your department.