医療機関を対象とした放射線安全管理体制に関する調査研究. 第2報 測定，校正および点検について

大場, 久照; 小笠原, 克彦; 油野, 民雄

日本放射線技術学会雑誌, 2006, 62(1), 86-94

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URI
https://hdl.handle.net/2115/39553
タイトル
医療機関を対象とした放射線安全管理体制に関する調査研究. 第2報 測定，校正および点検について
Survey and Analysis of Radiation Safety Management Systems at Medical Institutions. Second Report: Radiation Measurement, Calibration of Radiation Survey Meters, and Periodic Check of Installations, Equipment, and Protection Instruments
著者
大場, 久照 ; 小笠原, 克彦 ; 油野, 民雄
著者名
大場, 久照
Ohba, Hisateru
e-Rad_Researcher
90322859
著者名
小笠原, 克彦
Ogasawara, Katsuhiko
著者名
油野, 民雄
Aburano, Tamio
言語
日本語
キーワード
Radiation safety management
Radiation measurement
Calibration
Periodic check
Questionnaire survey
発行日
2006-01-20
出版者
日本放射線技術学会
Japanese Society of Radiological Technology
収録物名
日本放射線技術学会雑誌
Japanese journal of Radiological Technology
巻(号)
62(1)
ページ
86-94
抄録
We carried out a questionnaire survey to determine the actual situation of radiation safety management measures in all medical institutions in Japan that had nuclear medicine facilities. The questionnaire consisted of questions concerning the evaluation of shielding capacity; radiation measurement; periodic checks of installations, equipment, and protection instruments; and the calibration of radiation survey meters. The analysis was undertaken according to region, type of establishment, and number of beds. The overall response rate was 60 percent. For the evaluation of shielding capacity, the outsourcing rate was 53 percent of the total. For the radiation measurements of "leakage radiation dose and radioactive contamination" and "contamination of radioactive substances in the air," the outsourcing rates were 28 percent and 35 percent of the total, respectively (p<0.001, according to region and establishment). For the periodic check of radiation protection instruments, the implementation rate was 98 percent, and the outsourcing rate was 32 percent for radiation survey meters and 47 percent for lead aprons. The non-implemented rate for calibration of radiation survey meters was 25 percent of the total (p<0.001, according to region and establishment). The outsourcing rate for calibration of radiation survey meters accounted for 87 percent of the total, and of these medical institutions, 72 percent undertook annual calibration. The implementation rate for patient exposure measurement was 20 percent of the total (p<0.001, according to number of beds), and of these medical institutions 46 percent recorded measurement outcome.
資源タイプ
学術雑誌論文
出版タイプ
Version of Record
PISSN
0369-4305
EISSN
1881-4883
NCID
AN00197784