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Radiation Protection Dosimetry 54:321-326 (1994)
© 1994 Oxford University Press

Dose Record Keeping: A Multipurpose Tool in Individual Monitoring

H.W. Julius and F. Bermann (INVITED)

Proper recording of radiation doses is an essential part of the process of individual monitoring and shares the same objective. A dose record keeping system is more than just a computer based data storage system and should rather be a Dose Registration and Information System (DRIS). Objectives of dose record keeping are given. As a result of the integration of member states of the European Communities, cooperation and exchange of personnel between countries will be increasing. This will probably require national dose registration systems and adequate data communication between them. These developments emphasise the necessity for international harmonisation of dose record keeping systems and categorisation of the data they contain. General characteristics and specific aspects of dose record keeping systems are dealt with. Attention is also given to some special applications of the information recorded such as the use of data of epidemiological studies and for quality control purposes.


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