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The importance of radiation protection in medicine
Radiation protection in medical practice is essential to ensure the health of patients and to minimize radiation exposure for medical staff. In Switzerland, clear guidelines and ordinances are in force to ensure effective radiation protection.
Important aspects of radiation protection in Switzerland
Reporting of events in connection with radiation protection
In accordance with the provisions of the Swiss Radiation Protection Ordinance, certain events relating to radiation protection must be reported immediately to the public authority. These include unforeseen incidents that could lead to increased exposure to radiation, as well as other incidents that could affect safety.
Benefits of a reporting system for radiation protection
A well-established reporting system for radiation protection in a hospital offers numerous advantages. It enables rapid response to potential risks, promotes transparency in the management of radiation applications, and helps identify and disseminate best practices. By regularly reporting incidents, hospitals can continuously improve their radiation protection measures.
Swiss Radiation Protection Ordinance – A look at the regulations
Clearly defined guidelines
The Swiss Radiation Protection Ordinance sets out clear guidelines for the handling of ionizing radiation in medical facilities. These guidelines not only cover the protection of patients and staff, but also the obligation to report incidents in order to ensure transparency and safety.
Focus on frequent incidents
The Swiss Radiation Protection Ordinance defines various types of incidents that must be reported. These include technical breakdowns, faulty equipment or other unforeseen events that could lead to unintended exposure to radiation.
Radiation Protection Switzerland – Support with digital reporting form
In Switzerland, radiation protection in hospitals is a top priority. The clear provisions of the Radiation Protection Ordinance ensure that incidents related to radiation protection are effectively reported to ensure the safety of patients, staff and the wider public.
A well-functioning reporting system is of crucial importance in order to promote the continuous improvement of radiation protection measures in hospitals. H-FEEDBACK from new-win offers a digital radiation protection reporting form that supports you in complying with the Swiss Radiation Protection Ordinance. Through these measures, you contribute to ensuring safe and high-quality medical care, taking into account the radiation protection guidelines.
Important links:
SR 814.501 – Radiation Protection Ordinance of 26 April 2017 (as of 1 January 2022) | Fedlex (admin.ch)
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