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A Novel Informatics-Driven Model for Proactive Radiation Safety Management: Lessons from a Tumor Specialist Hospital
Qingqing Tian1, Hui Wang1, Hailin Zhang1
1Department of Hospital Infection Control and Public Health, Sichuan Cancer Hospital, Chengdu, Sichuan, People's Republic of China.
Background:
Tumor hospitals face intensive radiation equipment, large radiation worker groups, and inefficient paper-based radiation safety management. Suitable and targeted informatization solutions are lacking in Southwest China.
Methods:
Based on a tertiary tumor hospital in Southwest China, we designed, implemented, and evaluated a full-process informatized radiation safety management system with requirement analysis, functional module design, and real-world application assessment.
Results:
After system implementation, the personal dose monitoring rate increased from 95% to 99%, training completion rate rose from 70% to 99%, occupational health examination implementation rate improved from 80% to 90%, and new project approval time was shortened from a typical range of 30-60 days to approximately 15 days.
Conclusion:
This informatics-driven proactive radiation safety model improved institutional management efficiency, standardization, and risk control. It offers a replicable scheme for regional radiation protection informatization and public health security.
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