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  1. State rules

    Florida Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams

    …users, through the general radiation protection rule (Part III of Chapter 64E-5), which also covers radioactive-materials licensees, while the X-ray part (Part V) has no ALARA wording of its own.…

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  2. State rules

    South Carolina Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams

    Which rules apply, and whether ALARA is among them. Is South Carolina an NRC Agreement State? Yes

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  3. State rules

    New Hampshire Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams

    Which rules apply, and whether ALARA is among them. Is New Hampshire an NRC Agreement State? Yes

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  4. State rules

    New Mexico Radiation Safety Rules for Fluoroscopy Teams

    …Radiation Control Bureau (RCB), Radiation Machine Program; rules adopted by the Environmental Improvement Board as the agency that regulates X-ray and fluoroscopy equipment in New Mexico. New Mexico…

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  5. Research summary

    Radiation Safety Renaissance: Will State Regulations Help or Hinder an Emergence From the Dark Ages?

    This editorial argues that inconsistent US state rules requiring lead aprons may slow adoption of newer shielding systems. It notes that cath lab staff report high rates of apron-related pain and…

    orsif.org/research/radiation-safety-renaissance-will-state-regulations-help-or-hinder-an-emergence

  6. Explainer

    What ALARA Stands For and What Is Changing in 2026

    The commission regulates radioactive materials, not X-ray machines. State rules are where a change could reach X-ray users.

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  7. US guidelines

    U.S. Radiation Safety Regulations for Healthcare Workers

    U.S. radiation safety regulations for fluoroscopy teams: federal dose limits, a rules map for all 50 states and DC, and compliance resources from ORSIF.

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  8. FAQ

    How often are protective aprons damaged, and which defects matter?

    …cracks or tears in 11.2%, and only 74.3% matched their stated lead equivalence within 5%; 13.8% deviated by 5% to 10% and 11.9% by more than 10%. The authors recommend standardized testing protocols…

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  9. NewsMarch 20, 2026

    NRC Moves to Eliminate ALARA: What Fluoroscopy Professionals Need to Know and What to Watch For

    The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is considering a draft rule that would eliminate the ALARA principle. While this change wouldn't directly affect most fluoroscopy workers, the ripple effects at the…

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  10. International guidelines

    International Occupational Radiation Dose Limits Compared

    Compare occupational dose limits from the International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) with IAEA, European Union, and United States rules.

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  11. US guidelines

    U.S. Radiation Safety Resources and PDF Library

    Alabama. manual. procedures. safety. Georgia Rules and Regulations for X-Ray (Chapter 111-8-90). GA DCH. state. GA. Georgia's rules for X-ray equipment and its use (Chapter 111-8-90).

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  12. Research summary

    AAPM Report 58 - Managing the Use of Fluoroscopy in Medical Institutions

    …from 1998 without original data; some dose figures are rules of thumb and contain apparent unit typos, and equipment and dose limits are now dated. Source text was truncated.

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  13. Research summary

    OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1096 - Ionizing Radiation Standard

    …to U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) and Agreement State rules for many employers.

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  14. NewsJanuary 20, 2026

    DOE Ends ALARA Standard: What It Means for Healthcare Workers in Interventional Fluoroscopy

    The short answer: the directive doesn't directly change the rules in your cath lab or IR suite. But the longer answer is more nuanced, and worth understanding. What is ALARA, and Why Does It Matter?

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  15. Research summary

    Correlações técnicas e ocupacionais da radiologia intervencionista

    Literature from textbooks and MEDLINE-indexed journals in four languages, 1966 to 2005, was reviewed against Brazilian radiation protection rules (Portaria 453/98 and CNEN NN-3.01). (1966 to 2005)

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  16. Research summary

    ICRP Publication 103 - The 2007 Recommendations

    …and existing dose limits. They underpin occupational dose rules that apply to the fluoroscopy team.

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  17. Explainer

    What is ALARA+? The 2026 Reframing of Radiation Safety in Fluoroscopy

    …is a multisociety consensus framework, not a federal or state regulation. The underlying federal occupational radiation rule, OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1096, has not been substantively updated since 1971. The…

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  18. Research summary

    Germany - Radiation Protection Act (English PDF)

    Training relationships and voluntary or unpaid work count as employment, so trainees fall under occupational exposure rules.

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  19. Research summary

    Japan - Ionizing Radiation Regulations (English)

    Japan's occupational radiation rule sets worker dose limits (50 mSv per year, 100 mSv per five years; lens 150 mSv per year in this version), pregnancy limits, dosimetry and record-keeping duties, and…

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