Radiation safety around the world

I am a tech for 5 yesrs now and in my experience anywhere i go there is no radiation safety. Currently i am working in a tertiary hospital and our motto is worldclass within your reach, sadly we dont practice proper radiation safety like wearing gonadal thyroidal and abdominal shielding when performing procedures. Especially when we are performing portable xrays our doctors just request portable chest xray even tho the patient is ambulatory and worse the nurses doesnt want to transpo the ambulatory patients in our department. Sorry for my bad english. Hows your radiation safety in your country?!

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