Arizona law bolsters radiation protections for health care workers
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed S.B. 1121 on June 19, updating safety standards for health care workers exposed to radiation in cardiac catheterization labs and X-ray rooms. The law permits hospitals to implement approved radiation protection systems to better safeguard medical personnel.
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Phoenix — A new Arizona law amends safety standards for health care workers who are regularly exposed to radiation in cardiac catheterization labs and X-ray imaging procedure rooms. Signed by Gov. Katie Hobbs (D) on June 19, S.B. 1121 permits hospitals to use approved radiation protection systems…
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