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The radiation therapy (RT) localization event is a temporary, yet significant, process from the perspective of the RT health care team. The significance of RT localization is that before establishing radiation dose planning for the forthcoming RT treatment series, it is important to establish the patient's parameters. These processes then form part of the second phase of the treatment within the cancer...