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Browsing publications by Dr Claire-Louise Chapple

Newcastle AuthorsTitleYearFull text
Dr Claire-Louise Chapple
Perspectives of the role of ICRP and the system of protection in meeting the United Nations sustainable development goals2024
Dr Claire-Louise Chapple
ICRP workshop on the review and revision of the system of radiological protection: a focus on research priorities—feedback from the international community2023
Dr Claire-Louise Chapple
UK experience of professional registration in radiation protection2023
Dr Richard Harbron
Dr Claire-Louise Chapple
Dr John O'Sullivan
Dr Manuel Higueras
Professor Mark Pearce
Cancer incidence among children and young adults who have undergone x-ray guided cardiac catheterization procedures2018
Dr Richard Harbron
Dr Claire-Louise Chapple
Dr John O'Sullivan
Dr Manuel Higueras
Professor Mark Pearce
Suggestion of reduced cancer risks following cardiac x-ray exposures is unconvincing2018
Dr Claire-Louise Chapple
Radiation safety culture in the UK medical sector: A top to bottom strategy2017
Dr Claire-Louise Chapple
UK guidance on the management of personal dosimetry systems for healthcare staff working at multiple organizations2017
Dr Richard Harbron
Professor Mark Pearce
Dr Claire-Louise Chapple
Patient radiation doses in paediatric interventional cardiology procedures: a review2016
Dr Richard Harbron
Professor Mark Pearce
Dr Jane Salotti
Dr John O'Sullivan
Dr Claire-Louise Chapple
Radiation doses from fluoroscopically guided cardiac catheterization procedures in children and young adults in the United Kingdom: A multi-centre study2015