An Introduction to Radiation Safety Awareness

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This course is tailored for healthcare professionals who may encounter ionising radiation, equipment, or radioactive patients. It raises awareness about the regulated use of ionising radiation and provides guidance on maintaining safety standards in healthcare environments.

5 Modules1 hour
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An Introduction to Radiation Safety Awareness

Learning Outcomes

What you'll learn

  • Describe ionising radiation and its effects on people.
  • Explain the management of ionising radiation safety.
  • Identify various methods to ensure staff safety.

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Training Overview

  • Understanding ionising and non-ionising radiation
  • Regulation and governance of radiation safety
  • Keeping staff safe
  • Risk Assessment
  • Summary
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Frequently asked questions

The course covers ionising radiation, its effects on people, radiation safety principles, risk management, and methods to protect staff from radiation exposure.

Yes, you will receive a certificate upon successful completion of the radiation safety awareness course.

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This course is suitable for healthcare professionals, support staff, and anyone working in environments where exposure to ionising radiation may occur.