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Radiation Safety Policy example
Summary:
Chapter 12 of the Hull & East Yorkshire Hospitals’ Health & Safety at Work Policy (CP137, issued 4/12/09)
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CP137-12_4/12/09
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Medical Radiation Exposures Incident - Internal Form for RPA
Summary:
The RPA will be able to determine whether the incident must be reported to a government agency (e.g. HSE, CQC, EA, DfT, etc.), and liaise as required with the agencies. Where the incident involves the medical radiation exposure of a patient, it would be helpful if the information detailed on the form linked above were provided to the RPA.
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2/09/2009
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3
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Local Rules
Summary:
A guide to Local Rules for Radiation Protection, with essential contents, optional contents, and an example/pro-forma.
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PP03/1/03/JS
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4
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Duties of Radiation Protection Supervisors (RPS)
Summary:
In most cases where ionising radiations (e.g. X-rays, radioactive substances) are used one or more RPS must be appointed for the purpose of supplying compliance with radiation safety regulations.
(click for previous version)
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PP04/1/09/JS
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5
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AG05/1/09/JS
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7
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Staff Pregnancy & Breastfeeding
Summary:
An employer must undertake a risk assessment when a member of staff who works with ionising radiation declares herself to be pregnant.
(click for previous version)
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AG07/1/09/JS
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7D
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Staff Pregnancy in Dental Radiology
Summary:
An employer must undertake a risk assessment when a member of staff who works with ionising radiation declares herself to be pregnant.
(click for previous version)
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AG07D/1/09/JS
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7V
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Staff Pregnancy in Veterinary Radiology
Summary:
An employer must undertake a risk assessment when a member of staff who works with ionising radiation declares herself to be pregnant.
(click for previous version)
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AG07V/1/09/JS
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8
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Patient Pregnancy in Diagnostic Procedures
Summary:
For high dose (> 1 mGy) examinations of the pelvic area of a pregnant woman there is a non-trivial risk of inducing childhood cancer in the foetus. Therefore, the precautions below should be followed.
(click for previous version)
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AG08/1/09/JS
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22
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Formal Dose Investigation levels
Summary:
If personal dosemeter results exceeds these levels, the employer should undertake a formal investigation.
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PP22-1/09/JS
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PP2/drl v1.0/01/06/05/JS+AD |
