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A 57-item survey completed by 72 Radiation Oncology national societies from 41 countries confirms strong engagement with ESTRO, identifies high demand for guidelines, education and digital resources, and reveals 79% interest in joint membership, guiding ESTRO's 2024-26 strategy to strengthen partnerships and optimize cancer care.
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