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
- Topics
- Regulation and policyDosimetry and monitoringPersonal protective equipmentRoom shielding and protective devices
- 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.
Related research summaries
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- Radiation protection practices in diagnostic and interventional cardiology: Position paper from Portuguese Association of Interventional Cardiology (2025, Guideline or consensus statement)
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- SCAI Multi-Society Position Statement on Occupational Health Hazards (2020, Guideline or consensus statement)
How this summary was made
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Prepared November 5, 2026.