Abstract
Royal Decree Medical Exposure: Information Obligation, Regulatory Framework
Highlights
A new royal decree for medical exposures of ionising radiation is in the pipeline
The main goal of the royal decree is the transposition of the new requirements of the Euratom/2013/59 directive; some ambiguities in the current legislative texts are resolved
An important topic in the Euratom directive is the information towards the patient
Summary
A new royal decree for medical exposures of ionising radiation is in the pipeline. This royal decree will replace the current chapter VI of the ARBIS/RGPRI (Koninklijk besluit van 20 juli 2001 houdende algemeen reglement op de bescherming van de bevolking, van de werknemers en het leefmilieu tegen het gevaar van de ioniserende stralingen – Arrêté royal du 20 juillet 2001 portant règlement général de la protection de la population, des travailleurs et de l’environnement contre le danger des rayonnements ionisants). A new royal decree for medical exposures of ionising radiation is in the pipeline. The main goal of the royal decree is the transposition of the new requirements of the Euratom/2013/59 directive; some ambiguities in the current legislative texts are resolved.
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