S.L. 585.1 Art. 58Medical records. surveillance.

(1) Medical records shall be opened for each category A worker and kept up to date so long as the worker remains a worker in that category. Thereafter, it shall be retained until the individual has or would have attained the age of 75 years, but in any case not less than 30 years after termination of the work involving exposure to ionising radiation.

(2) The medical record shall include information regarding the nature of the employment, the results of the medical examinations prior to employment or classification as a category A worker, the periodic reviews of health and the record of doses required by regulation 52. workers provided for in regulation 55, provision is made for any further action considered necessary by an occupational health service for the health protection of exposed individuals, such as further examinations, decontamination measures, urgent remedial treatment or other actions identified by the occupational health service.

(2) Special medical surveillance shall be performed in each case where any of the dose limits laid down in regulation 9 has been exceeded.

(3) Subsequent exposure conditions shall be subject to the agreement of the occupational health service.