41. NJDEP-Radiation Protection Programs BUREAU OF radiological health Anthony J. McMahon, Chief (609) 9845634 (TEL) (609)984-5811 (FAX). Bureau of radiological health PO Box 415 Trenton, NJ 08625. http://www.state.nj.us/dep/rpp/brh/

BUREAU OF RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH Anthony J. McMahon, Chief (609) 984-5634 (TEL) (609) 984-5811 (FAX) Quality Assurance Physicist Certification X-Ray Machine Source Technologist Certification ... Mammography Not Sure What You Want? General Information Quality Assurance Programs Registration, Inspection, Disposal How to Become a Technologist ... NJ Rules Pertaining to Radiological Health Bureau of Radiological Health PO Box 415 Trenton, NJ 08625 phone: 609-984-5634 fax: 609-984-5811 E-Mail rpp@dep.state.nj.us T he goal of the Bureau of Radiological Health is to improve the quality of life by protecting the public and radiation workers from unnecessary exposure to ionizing radiation from machine sources and reducing medical misdiagnosis caused by faulty x-ray equipment and operator error. We strive to accomplish our goal by registering and inspecting all machine sources of ionizing radiation and administering a technologist licensure program which ensures that competent technologists are available to operate x-ray equipment and to administer nuclear medicine.

42. The Homepage For Radiological Health Sciences At Colorado State The Homepage for radiological health Sciences at Colorado State University has moved.Please make a note of the new address, if you have bookmarked this one. http://www.colostate.edu/Depts/RHS/

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43. Radiological Health Engineering KJ Kearfott's Research Areas. radiological health Engineering (HealthPhysics and Radiation Safety). Applied Radiological Imaging http://www-personal.engin.umich.edu/~kearfott/research.html

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44. Radiological Health Engineering radiological health Engineering. radiological health engineering (RHE)is the application of engineering and scientific principles http://www-personal.engin.umich.edu/~kearfott/RHEdes.html

Radiological Health Engineering At University of Michigan in the Department of Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences, topics for research in RHE include the following general subject areas: Personnel Dosimetry e-mail to K. J. Kearfott Return to RHE Research KJK Home Page/ Curriculum Vitae/ ... WWW Links/

45. Radiological Health Protection Act S.N.B. C. R-0.1 radiological health Protection act SNB c. R0.1 Noteup. General Regulation - RadiologicalHealth Protection Act., NB Reg. 92-10. Consolidation June 30, 2000. http://www.canlii.org/nb/sta/csnb/20030127/s.n.b.c.r-0.1/

New-Brunswick Statutes and Regulations Consolidated Statutes of New Brunswick Version: 2003-01-27 Radiological Health Protection act S.N.B. c. R-0.1 About this document Consolidation: December 31, 2002 In force: March 1, 1992 Find: this boolean query all of these words any of the words this phrase Full Text Titles Only Query: Search help Advanced search NOTE: Searches in this statute and in its enabled regulations. Acces to the document Whole document Enabled Regulations General Regulation - Radiological Health Protection Act. N.B. Reg. 92-10 Consolidation: June 30, 2000 Tanning Equipment Regulation - Radiological Health Protection Act. N.B. Reg. 92-12 Consolidation: March 31, 1992 X-Ray Equipment Regulation - Radiological Health Protection Act. N.B. Reg. 92-11 Consolidation: March 31, 1999 About CanLII Advanced search Help Intellectual property ... Questions / Comments

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47. JosseyBass :: Principles Of Radiological Health And Safety JosseyBass, Principles of radiological healthand Safety by James E. Martin, Chul Lee. http://www.josseybass.com/cda/product/0,,0471254290,00.html

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48. FDA Center For Devices And Radiological Health's Design Control Guidance For Med From The Center for Devices and radiological health. Design ControlGuidance for Medical Device Manufacturers. Draft March 1, 1996 http://www.thompson.com/libraries/fooddrug/xray/special_reports/xrayguidance.htm

Publications in... Free e-mail news! Home Site Index Help Desk ... Privacy Site Search: Order Publications Customer Care Contact Us Home ... > Guide to Medical Device Regulation From: The Center for Devices and Radiological Health Design Control Guidance for Medical Device Manufacturers Draft: March 1, 1996 This Guidance Relates To FDA 21 CFR 820.30 And Subclause 4.4 Of ISO 9001 March 1996 FOREWORD This guidance is a primer on design controls. It is intended to provide readers with an understanding of what is meant by "control" in the context of the requirements. Medical device companies vary considerably in size and structure, the types of devices produced, methods of design and development, and methods of management. By providing readers with an understanding of what constitutes control of a design process, readers can determine how to apply the concepts in a way that is both consistent with the requirements and best suited for their particular situation. For example, the scale of operation of a manufacturer can have considerable impact on the manner in which design controls are implemented. However, in order for the guidance to be complete, topics indirectly related to the regulations such as product life cycle and concurrent engineering are included. The following paragraphs describe additional concepts that should be kept in mind while reading this guidance. First, three underlying concepts served as a foundation for development of this guidance:

49. FDA Center For Devices And Radiological Health Guidance Document: Do It By Desig From The Center for Devices and radiological health. Do It By Design. AnIntroduction to Human Factors in Medical Devices. Draft March 1, 1996. http://www.thompson.com/libraries/fooddrug/xray/special_reports/xraydesign.html

Publications in... Free e-mail news! Home Site Index Help Desk ... Privacy Site Search: Order Publications Customer Care Contact Us Home ... > Guide to Medical Device Regulation From: The Center for Devices and Radiological Health Do It By Design An Introduction to Human Factors in Medical Devices Draft: March 1, 1996 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Public Health Service Food and Drug Administration Center for Devices and Radiological Health INTRODUCTION The purpose of this primer is to improve the safety of medical devices by minimizing the likelihood of user error by systematic, careful design of the user interface , the hardware and software features that define the interaction between users and equipment . To this end, the document contains background information about human factors as a discipline; descriptions and illustrations of device problems; and a discussion of human factors methods. Recommendations for manufacturers and health facilities are also included. Because many designers, engineers, scientists, and health professionals may be unfamiliar with human factors, the primer is written as a basic educational tool and assumes little background knowledge in the subject matter. At the same time, much of the content may serve as a resource for those individuals who have had experience with human factors issues. The primer is directed to the following audiences: Manufacturers Hardware and software engineers and designers Product and quality assurance managers Documentation writers Regulatory Affairs Staff

50. SAHS: Radiological Health Sciences At UTMB http://www.sahs.utmb.edu/programs/rhs/

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51. SAHS: Radiological Health Sciences At UTMB radiological health Sciences. Twoyear Associate Degree programs(Radiologic Health Sciences in cooperation with Galveston College http://www.sahs.utmb.edu/programs/rhs/home.asp

Radiological Health Sciences Two-year Associate Degree programs: (Radiologic Health Sciences in cooperation with Galveston College) Radiation Therapy Technology Radiography Nuclear Medicine Technology Advanced Certificates: (Radiologic Health Sciences in cooperation with Galveston College) Breast Imaging/Mammography Computerized Tomography Technology Magnetic Resonance Imaging For technical problems with this website please contact the RHS Webmaster The University of Texas Medical Branch

52. Radiological Health Return to Index. http://www.hhs.iup.edu/sa/online/main/radheindx.htm

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53. WileyEurope :: Principles Of Radiological Health And Safety WileyEurope, Principles of radiological healthand Safety by James E. Martin, Chul Lee. http://www.wileyeurope.com/cda/product/0,,0471254290,00.html

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54. About Us Page For The Bureau Of Radiological Health Welcome to the Bureau of radiological health. The Bureau of RadiologicalHealth is responsible to assess, control and prevent exposure http://www.dhhs.state.nh.us/DHHS/BRH/

DHHS Home Feedback DLSEH BRH ABOUT US CONTACT INFO ELIGIBILITY FAQs LAWS-RULES-POLICIES ... Potassium Iodide Distribution Program Visit Related Sites Radiation Machines Program Radioactive Materials Program Radon Program Welcome to the Bureau of Radiological Health The Bureau of Radiological Health is responsible to assess, control and prevent exposure to radiation from both natural and man-made radioactive materials in NH. BRH functions to protect public health and safety, occupationally exposed persons, and the environment from unnecessary exposure to sources of radiation. BRH has three primary focus areas: the regulation of radioactive materials and X-ray machines; radiological emergency response; and the Radon Program. Under an Agreement with the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission, BRH licenses all uses of radioactive material in NH. BRH also registers all radiation producing machines (x-ray) being used in NH. These licensees and registrants are inspected for compliance under the NH Rules for Control of Radiation. BRH responds to accidents and incidents involving radiation sources. A Radiological Emergency Response Team is available to respond to any accident situation having to do with Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant, Seabrook Station or Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, and will assist with any transportation accident or local incident involving radiation. In addition, BRH performs continuous environmental monitoring around Vermont Yankee and Seabrook Station nuclear power plants and provides an ambient surveillance program for evaluation of local environmental radiation levels. BRH's radiochemistry laboratory collects environmental and regulatory samples for analyses and reporting.

55. Radiological Health - Potassium Iodide Distribution Program radiological health. Potassium Iodide Distribution Program. Visit Related Sites.Radiation Machines Program. Radioactive Materials Program. Radon Program. http://www.dhhs.state.nh.us/DHHS/BRH/KI-Tablets.htm

DHHS Home Feedback DLSEH BRH ... LIBRARY Potassium Iodide Distribution Program Visit Related Sites Radiation Machines Program Radioactive Materials Program Radon Program Potassium Iodide Tablet Distribution Program The federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission arranged for each individual who lives or works in the 10-mile radius area surrounding either Seabrook Station or Vermont Yankee nuclear power plants to receive one 130-mg tablet of potassium iodide to use in the event of a radiological emergency. The 10-mile radius area is known as an EPZ – or Emergency Planning Zone. The potassium iodide (KI) tablets will be distributed by the Bureau of Radiological Health within the DHHS Office of Community and Public Health (OCPH). A multi-agency workgroup developed extensive plans to distribute the tablets and educate the public about the limitation of KI tablets. Many people misunderstand what KI tablets can and cannot do. KI is NOT an anti-radiation pill. It protects only the thyroid gland in a person's throat from only one form of radiation identified as I-131. Individuals are still susceptible to possible exposure to other forms of radiation. KI is NOT a substitute for evacuation.

56. FESH CHAPTER 5 RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH SUPPORT OPERATIONS, REVISED 9/2002 CHAPTER 5 radiological health SUPPORT OPERATIONS. TABLE OF CONTENTS.Article Page. PART 1 EXTERNAL DOSIMETRY.. 3. 511 Requirements. 3. http://www-esh.fnal.gov/FRCM/Ch05/Ch05.html

CHAPTER 5   RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH SUPPORT OPERATIONS TABLE OF CONTENTS Article Page PART 1  EXTERNAL DOSIMETRY 511  Requirements 512  Technical Requirements for External Dosimetry 513  Pocket and Electronic Dosimeters ... 573  Guidelines For Completing Exposure Investigation (EI) Reports Appendices, Tables, Figures Appendix 5A  Radiation Dosimeters Used At Fermilab Appendix 5B  Supplemental Radiation Dosimeters Used At Fermilab Appendix 5C  Portable Radiation Survey Instruments Used At Fermilab Appendix 5D  Stationary Radiation Instrumentation Used At Fermilab ... Figure 5-2  Cross Section of a Precision Reproducible Long Counter PART 1  EXTERNAL DOSIMETRY 511  Requirements In this Article, “dosimeter” or “primary dosimeter” refers to the dosimeter of record known as the personnel dosimeter monitoring badge, unless otherwise stated, to refer to supplemental dosimeters.  The dosimeters of record are often called "TLD badges" or, due to past habits, "film badges". 1.         Personnel dosimetry shall be required for: a.         Radiological workers who, under typical conditions, are likely to receive one or more of the following:

57. SDSU Graduate Admissions: Radiological Health Physics, MS radiological health Physics, MS. Contact Information. Mailing AddressDepartment of Physics San Diego State University 5500 Campanile http://gra.sdsu.edu/Graduate/admissions/departments/radiological_health_phy_ms.h

GRADUATE ADMISSIONS APPLICATION PROCEDURES DEPARTMENT REQUIREMENTS Radiological Health Physics, MS Contact Information Mailing Address: Department of Physics San Diego State University 5500 Campanile Drive San Diego CA 92182-1233 Telephone: (619) 594-6240 Fax: (619) 594-5485 Department Location: P 131 WWW: http://www.physics.sdsu.edu Advisor: Patrick Papin ppapin@sciences.sdsu.edu P 135 Submit the California State University application electronically at www.csumentor.edu along with the $55 application fee. Submit to the department: Two sets of official transcripts (in sealed envelopes) from all postsecondary institutions attended Note: Students who attended SDSU need only submit transcripts for work completed since last attendance Students with international coursework must submit both the official transcript and proof of degree. If documents are in a language other than English, they must be accompanied by a certified English translation.

58. Radiological Health Preamble 07/21/98 Environmental Protection Environmental Quality Board 25 Pa. Code Chapters216, 218, 221, 223, 227 and 228 radiological health. Order. http://www.dep.state.pa.us/dep/subject/eqb/1998/rad_health_preamble_072198.htm

Site Navigation Notice of Final Rulemaking Department of Environmental Protection Environmental Quality Board 25 Pa. Code Chapters 216, 218, 221, 223, 227 and 228 Radiological Health Order The Environmental Quality Board (Board) by this order amends Chapters 216, 218, 221, 223, 227 and 228. The amendments update the standards for the safe use of radiation-producing machines. A. Effective Date These amendments will be effective immediately upon publication in the Pennsylvania Bulletin as final rulemaking. B. Contact Persons C. Statutory Authority The final rulemaking is being made under the authority of the following statutes: Sections 301 and 302 of the Radiation Protection Act (act) (35 P. S. §§7110.301 and 7110.302), which, respectively, direct the Department to develop and conduct comprehensive programs for the registration, licensing, control, management, regulation and inspection of radiation sources and radiation source users, and delegates to the Board the power to adopt the regulations of the Department of Environmental Protection (Department) to implement the act. Section 1920-A of The Administrative Code of 1929 (71 P. S. §510-20), which authorizes and directs the Board to adopt regulations necessary for the proper performance of the work of the Department.

59. Handbook Of Health Physics And Radiological Health Please submit your email for LWW.com Updates and LWW.com Insider. Handbookof Health Physics and radiological health. Associated Specialties http://www.lww.com/productdetailresults/1,2265,529802602,00.html

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60. Program Details For Radiological Health Bureau radiological health Bureau 1500 East Main Street Room 104A Richmond,VA 23218 Telephone Numbers and Contact Information (804) 786 http://www.theplanningcouncil.org/tpcdatabase/iw0mdby1.htm

Radiological Health Bureau 1500 East Main Street Room 104A Richmond, VA 23218 Telephone Numbers and Contact Information Main Toll-free Fax Operating Agency: VA. Dept. of Health Agency Type: State Person in charge: Leslie P. Foldesi, M.S., CHP, Hours of operation: 8:00AM-4:30PM, Mon-Fri Fees: Charges for certain services. See details. Eligibility requirements: Unrestricted. Intake Procedure: Walk-ins accepted. About the program: Serves as an agent to provide radiation protection by regulating the use of X-ray producing machines, and radioactive materials. Also provides information regarding indoor radon; and monitors the environment near major nuclear facilities. FEES: Charges for certain services: X-ray machine registrations, and inspections.

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