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Radiation Protection Dosimetry 85:11-14 (1999)
© 1999 Oxford University Press

Quality Control in the Dosimetric System of the Personnel Dosimetry Service of the Spanish National Health Service

E. Casal, J.A. Gil, F. Roig and A. Soriano

The main operating and quality control procedures implemented at the Centro Nacional de Dosimetrķa (CND) of the Spanish National Health Service to ensure the acceptance of the dosimetry service are described. The operating procedures are routinely performed at every step, since the dosemeters are received from the manufacturer until the doses are assigned to the dosimetric history and their main aim is to ensure the traceability of the doses. They make use of control and background dosemeters and frequent cross reference (automatic and manual) of different sources of data. The control procedures are performed at the end of each monthly process to detect possible errors or systematic bias in the dosimetry service and include analysis of the measurements of quality control dosemeters irradiated at the CND's laboratory and randomly read. The results of this analysis since 1996 are presented.


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