radiation does limit for the public
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Justification:
No practice or source within a practice should be authorized unless the practice produces sufficient benefit to the exposed individuals or to society to offset the radiation harm that it might cause; that is: unless the practice is justified, taking into account social, economic and other relevant factors.
Optimisation(ALARA):
All living things are exposed to ionising radiation from the natural (called background radiation) and man-made radiation sources. Ionising radiation may cause biological changes in the exposed person hence the doses to the occupational workers shall be kept As Low As Reasonably Achievable (ALARA) and doses to patients shall be optimized. Suitable control measures shall be employed to minimise radiation exposure so that maximum benefits are derived with minimum radiological risk.
Dose Limitations (Never exceed Dose Limits):
The normal exposure of individuals resulting from all relevant practices should be subject to dose limits to ensure that no individual is exposed to a risk that is judged to be unacceptable.