Highlights in international recommendations on occupational radiatiation protection in medicine

• Radiation protection of medical staff in the draft revision of the euratom bss directive
  G. Simeonov (EC, Luxembourg)
• International basic safety standards for protection against ionizing radiation and its relevance for occupational radiation
  R. Cruz-Suárez (IAEA, Austria)
• ICRP and radiation protection of medical staff
  E. Vano (ICRP, Spain)

Radiation effects on eye lens - Eye lens dosimetry

• Radiation effects on eye lens
  M. Rehani (IAEA, Austria)
• Heads of European RAdiological protection Competent Authorities Association
  O. Guzman (HERCA, France)
• Eye lens dosimetry - outcomes of the oramed project
  G. Gualdrini (Italy)
• Dose conversion coefficients for photon exposure of the human eye lens
  R. Behrens (Germany)
• Proposal for eye-lens dosemeter calibration and type testing
  J.M. Bordy (France)
• A new dosemeter for measurements of hp(3) for medical staff
  P. Bilski (Poland)

Eye lens dosimetry in interventional radiology

• Measurements of eye lens doses in interventional radiology and cardiology: final results of the ORAMED
  F. Vanhavere (Belgium)
• Retrospective evaluation of lens injuries and dose (RELID) - IAEA study
  M. Rehani (Austria)
• Individual dosimetry monitoring in interventional cardiology: what is available in the context of a retrospective evaluation of potential exposure to the lens?
  S. Jacob (France)
• Dosimetry for the lens of the eye, applications for medical staff involved in interventional procedures
  T. Geber (Sweden)
• Doses to eyes and extremities of medical staff during interventional radiology procedures
  A. Urboniene (Lithuania)

Occupational radiation protection in nuclear medicine (I)

• Extremity exposure in nuclear medicine - methodology implemented by the oramed project
  L. Donadille (France)
• Extremity exposure in diagnostic nuclear medicine with 18F and 99MTC labelled radiopharmaceuticals - results of the ORAMED project
  A. Carnicer (Spain)
• Extremity exposure in nuclear medical therapy with Y-90 labelled substances - results of the ORAMED project
  A. Rimpler (Germany)
• The contribution of skin contamination dose to the total extremity dose of nuclear medicine staff: first results of an intensive survey
  P. Covens (Belgium)
• Investigation of radiation exposure of medical personnel in sirt
  R.E. Barié (Germany)

Occupational radiation protection in interventional radiology and interventional cardiology (I)

• ORAMED'S measurement and simulation campaign for exremity and eye lens doses of medical staff involved in interventional radiology and cardiology
  E. Carinou (Greece)
• Staff eye lens and extremity exposure in interventional cardiology: results of the ORAMED project
  M. Brodecki (Poland)
• Optimisation of staff extremity and eye lens doses in interventional radiology. Results of oramed measurement campaign
  D. Nikodemová (Slovakia)
• Study of the parameters affecting operator doses in interventional radiology using monte carlo simulations
  C. Koukorava (Greece)
• Extremity and eye lens doses for vertebroplasty and kyphoplasty procedures in Belgium
  L. Struelens (Belgium)

Use of electronic dosemeters in interventional radiology and new developments

• Use of active personal dosemeters in interventional radiology/cardiology: tests with continuous and pulsed fields in laboratory conditions - ORAMED project
  I. Clairand (France)
• Use of active personal dosemeters in interventional radiology/cardiology: tests in hospitals
  L. Struelens (Belgium)
• Ideas for type tests of electronic dosemeters in pulsed fields
  O. Hupe (Germany)
• Proposals for improvement of active personal dosimeters used in interventional radiology/cardiology
  P. Martin (France)
• Occupational dosimetry in real time. benefits for interventional radiology
  E. Vano (Spain)

Occupational radiation protection in interventional radiology and interventional cardiology (II)

• Extremity dosimetry in interventional radiology and cardiology : correlations and extrapolations to annual doses
  S. Krim (Belgium)
• International project on individual monitoring and radiation exposure levels in interventional cardiology
  R. Padovani (Italy)
• Medical staff exposure in electrophysiology procedures: first results during biventricular icd implantation
  P.L. Rossi (Italy)
• Radiation exposure of cardiologists performing fluoroscopy-guided procedures
  S.Baechler (Switzerland)
• Evaluation of staff and ambient exposures during orthopedic procedures
  H. Osman (Sudan)

Occupational radiation protection in nuclear medicine (II)

• Main results of the monte carlo study carried out for nuclear medicine practices within the ORAMED project
  P. Ferrari (Italy)
• On the relationship between whole body, extremity ring and eye lens doses for medical staff in the preparation and application of nuclides in nuclear medicine
  R.Kopec (Poland)
• Determination of maximum skin dose on hands irradiated during handling with radiopharmaceuticals
  M. Fülöp (Slovakia)
• Radiation protection in an animal reserch unit with pet: occupational doses and animal dose rates
  J.M. Marti-Climent (Spain)
• Investigation of radiation exposure of medical staff: measurements supported by simulations with an articulated handphantom
  F. Becker (Germany)
• Dose and dose rate measurements for radiation exposure scenarios in nuclear medicine
  F. Sudbrock (Germany)

Interactive training on radiation protection in nuclear medicine

• M.Sans, M.Ginjaume (Spain)

Training and professional development in nuclear medicine

• M. Sans (CHUV, Switzerland)
• Monthly radiation protection training of workers: an evaluation of two years operational practice
  D. Berus (Belgium)
• Measures taken by the supervisory authority for reducing extremity doses in nuclear medicine facilities in switzerland
  N. Stritt (Switzerland)

Active dosimetry systems

• Performance of several active personal dosemeters in interventional radiology and cardiology
  S. Chiriotti (Spain)
• A real time active pixel dosimeter for interventional radiology
  M. Paolucci (Italy)

Interactive training on radiation protection in interventional radiology and interventional cardiology

• E. Carinou (Greece)

Training on occupational radiation protection in medicine

• IAEA education and training policies and experiences related to occupational radiation protection in medicine
  R. Cruz-Suarez (IAEA, Austria)
• European developments in radiation protection training
  R. Paynter (HPA, United Kingdom)
• Training activities on radiation protection in nuclear medicine in the frame of the EURATOM FP7
  A. Giussani (BfS, Germany)
• ORAMED training materials, new tools to optimize occupational radiation protection in interventional radiology and nuclear medicine
  M. Ginjaume (UPC, Spain)

Lessons learned to optimize occupational radiation protection

• A. Almen (EMAN, Sweeden)
• R. Padovani (EFOMP, Italy)
• P. Graciano (EFRS, Portugal )
• F. Jamar (UL, Belgium)
• J.M. Marti-Climent (CUN, Spain)

General guidelines on radiation protection in medicine and conclusions of the Workshop

• Guidelines to optimize radiation protection in interventional radiology/cardiology
  J. Domienik (Poland)
• Guidelines on the use of active personal dosemeters in interventional radiology/cardiology
  J. Daures (France)
• Guidelines to optimize radiation protection in interventional radiology/cardiology
  M. Sans (CHUV-Switzerland)
• Summary and conclusions
  F. Vanhavere (Belgium)

Closing session

• M. España (SEPR, Spain)
• F. Vanhavere (EURADOS, Italy)
• X. Ortega (UPC, Spain)