A very substantial amount of work is required to develop a programme of occupational screening, using an appropriate test or combination of tests, before it can safely be introduced. All stages within the programme such as the questionnaires, sampling protocols, and the choice of appropriate urine tests need to be examined independently. It may be appropriate to use a Logo Design group of unexposed, unconcerned volunteers to provide urine samples to develop the sampling and testing protocols and techniques.
Once pre-programme development is complete, the suggested programme should be offered to external bodies for scrutiny and validation. The NSC is of the opinion that an Occupational Screening Programme falls outside the scope of their jurisdiction and that the NSC screening criteria does not apply. Before the programme is introduced fully, it should be run on a pilot group. This would allow some assessment and validation of the programme as a whole. Minor faults and omissions can then be rectified for the benefit of the majority.
This section discusses some core technical issues that must be addressed if the above programmes are to be . A project team is required for the pre-programme development of the population and occupational screening programmes. After the programmes are developed, a specialist group will be required to assess the results of the pilot studies and manage the programmes accordingly. The programmes need to be kept under constant review to ensure their continued suitability and effectiveness. The results of tests from the programmes need to be linked with .
The results of screening tests used within population and occupational screening programmes will be interpreted on an individual basis by medical staff advising personnel within the programmes. There is a specific need to include statistical and interpretation of the results on a population basis. There is a need for descriptive to establish the normal background uranium and uranium isotope excretion in different.
This section discusses some core technical issues that must be addressed if the above programmes are to be . A project team is required for the pre-programme development of the population and occupational screening programmes. After the programmes are developed, a specialist group will be required to assess the results of the pilot studies and manage the programmes accordingly. The programmes need to be kept under constant review to ensure their continued suitability and effectiveness. The results of tests from the programmes need to be linked with .
The results of screening tests used within population and occupational screening programmes will be interpreted on an individual basis by medical staff advising personnel within the programmes. There is a specific need to include statistical and interpretation of the results on a population basis. There is a need for descriptive to establish the normal background uranium and uranium isotope excretion in different.
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