Anesthesia and surgical personnel demonstrate a lack of specific knowledge regarding radiation protection despite general awareness, indicating a need for mandated continuing medical education.
Indicates knowledge gaps in radiation protection among procedural staff; leaves open whether education reduces exposure or improves safety practices.
The present findings suggest that there is a reasonable level of awareness but a relative lack of knowledge about radiation hazards and protection among anesthesia personnel and surgical subspecialists. Therefore, continuing medical education on radiation hazards and protection must be mandated.
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