Abstract：
Surgical procedures involving the use of x-rays in the operating room (OR) have increased in recent years, thereby increasing the exposure of OR staff to ionizing radiation. An individual dosimeter makes it possible to record the radiation exposure to which these personnel are exposed, but there is a lack of compliance in the wearing of these dosimeters for several practical reasons. This makes the dose results obtained unreliable. To try to improve the rate of dosimeter wearing in the OR, the Dosibadge project studied the association of the individual dosimeter with the hospital access badge, forming the Dosibadge. Through a study performed at the Tours University Hospital in eight different ORs for two consecutive periods of 3 months. The results show a significant increase in the systematic use of the dosimeter thanks to the Dosibadge, which improves the reliability of the doses obtained on the dosimeters and the monitoring of personnel. The increase is especially marked with clinicians. Following these results and the very positive feedback to this first single-centre study, we are then planning a second multicentre study to validate our proof of concept on different sites, with the three brands of individual dosimeters used in France i.e. dosimeters supplied by Dosilab; Landauer and IRSN.
摘要：
近年来,在手术室使用X光的外科手术越来越多,从而增加手术室工作人员对电离辐射的暴露。一个单独的剂量计可以记录这些人员暴露的辐照剂量，但是由于一些实际原因，这些剂量计的佩戴缺乏合规性。这使得获得的剂量结果不可靠。努力提高手术室剂量计的佩戴率，Dosibadge项目研究了个人剂量计与医院准入徽章的关联，形成剂徽。通过在图尔大学医院进行的一项研究，在8个不同的手术室中连续两个3个月。结果表明，由于Dosibadge，剂量计的系统使用显着增加，这提高了剂量计上获得的剂量的可靠性和人员监测。临床医生尤其明显。根据这些结果以及对第一个单中心研究的非常积极的反馈，然后，我们计划进行第二次多中心研究，以验证我们在不同地点的概念证明，在法国使用的三个品牌的个体剂量计。
