Research summary, guideline or consensus statement, 2018

IAEA - Occupational Radiation Protection Publication

2018

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In plain language

An International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)/ILO safety guide (GSG-7, 2018) sets out internationally accepted good practice for occupational radiation protection programmes, including dose monitoring and assessment of workers, applicable to medical settings among others.

At a glance

Type of study
Guideline or consensus statement
Summary based on
a web page

What it found

  • Joint IAEA/ILO Safety Guide giving guidance on meeting the International Basic Safety Standards (GSR Part 3) requirements for occupational exposure.

  • Provides detailed guidance on monitoring and assessing worker exposure from external sources and radionuclide intakes.

  • Covers development of occupational radiation protection programmes as part of management's responsibility for protection and safety.

Limits to keep in mind

Only the publisher's catalogue page and summary are available; the full 335-page guide is not provided. It is general guidance across all workplaces, not specific to fluoroscopy.

How this summary was made

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Prepared November 5, 2026.