Integrating electronic staff dose for radiation protection improvements in interventional procedures

6th December 2019  12:30 - 13:30 (GMT+00:00) GMT

Interventional procedures remain one of the highest sources of occupational dose within the medical sector and recent advances in minimally invasive procedures have meant both an increase in the complexity and number of such interventional procedures.

This webinar will introduce technology that integrates electronic staff dosimeters into accessible databases that also include patient dose thus providing a rich source of data with which to optimise performance. It will discuss both the technology fundamentals along with some of the challenges of this technology. It will then discuss applications in interventional cardiology including staff feedback reports [to increase staff safety culture via education], comparisons with passive dosimeters and the holy grail of eliminating most passive dosimeters.


Educational aims:
•    To understand the technology involved and the uncertainties in the data
•    To gain an awareness of the advantages of this unique data set, via example applications
•    To gain an insight into possible future roles for electronic personal monitoring

 

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Mr Andy Rogers
 

Lead Interventional MPE, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust 

 

 

 

1 CPD credit 
 

Free to register

 

This webinar is in association with Philips Healthcare.

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