Public Consultation on the Evaluation of Competency Fulfillment in Radiation Protection and Safety for Healthcare Personnel Working in Interventional Radiology Facilities
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The Nuclear Energy Regulatory Agency (BAPETEN), through the Education and Training Division (BDL), held a Public Consultation on Evaluating the Fulfillment of Competencies in Radiation Protection and Safety for Healthcare Personnel Working in Interventional Radiology Facilities on Tuesday, 21st October 2025, in a hybrid format—both onsite at the BAPETEN office and online. This activity was conducted to ensure compliance with competency requirements in radiation protection for radiation workers, particularly in medical facilities, as mandated by the BAPETEN Regulation No. 4 of 2020 on Radiation Safety in the Use of X-Ray Machines in Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology.
The Public Consultation was attended by 20 stakeholders, including the Indonesian Society of Cardiovascular Specialists (PERKI), the Indonesian Radiographers Association (PARI), the Indonesian Society of Radiology Specialists (PDSRI), the Indonesian Society of Anesthesiology and Intensive Therapy Specialists (PERDATIN), as well as representatives from various other institutions.
The event began with a report from the Head of BAPETEN’s Training and Education Division, Ahmad Ciptadi Syuryavin, who stated, “This Public Consultation is the third forum organized by BDL. We kindly request input and discussion from all participants to improve the quality—both in terms of content and the implementation of the training conducted by BAPETEN—as well as for the benefit of the wider public.”
The event was then officially opened by the DeputyChairman for Nuclear Safety Assessment, Haendra Subekti. In his opening remarks, Haendra stated, “On this occasion, we refer to this activity as a customer meeting because you are the users of BAPETEN’s training programs. We aim to gather insights about real conditions in the field, including your expectations and the challenges you have encountered, both in offline and online training.”
“These inputs will serve as evaluation material so that future training content and implementation can be better prepared. The more radiation protection trainings are conducted, the more collective awareness and attentiveness in the workplace are expected to grow,” he added.
The forum continued with a presentation by the Director of Health Human Resources Quality at the Ministry of Health, Yudhi Pramono, on the topic “Development of Competencies for Health Human Resources.” This was followed by a second presentation by Radiation Supervisor Anet Hayani from the Directorate of Regulation of Radiation Facilities and Radioactive Materials (DP2FRZR) BAPETEN, titled “Regulations and Policies on the Utilization of Radiation in the Health Sector and Competencies of Radiation Workers.” The third presentation was delivered by Radiation Supervisor Rusmanto from the Centre for Regulatory Assessment of Radiation Facilities and Radioactive Materials (P2STPFRZR) BAPETEN, discussing “Dose Assessment for Radiation Workers in the Medical Sector.”
The event then proceeded with a Q&A session involving the participants of the public consultation. [BHKK/OR]
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