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Generic Theatre Standard No 27 - Photography and Video Standard Statement: Staff will ensure that prior to any photographs are taken or video equipment is used, the appropriate consent has been obtained. Please refer to: • Policy for Recordings and Photography Method: • Patients have the right to refuse permission for any photographs to be taken, or any video equipment to be used during their surgery. • It is essential that anyone wishing to use photographic or video equipment has obtained the necessary permission from the patient prior to their use. • Any photographs taken of patients are the copyright of the Secretary of State for Health and may only be used subsequently if further permission is gained from the patient. • When outside agencies have been given permission to film or photograph within the operating department, staff should be reminded of their role in patient advocacy and standards of professional conduct. • Media personnel should not be permitted into the Perioperative Environment without the Trust Executive permission. • The use of personal devices for recording patient images is strictly forbidden Compliance: 100% Exceptions: None Reference: • AfPP Principles of Safe Practice in the Perioperative Environment 2011 92
Generic Theatre Standard No 28 - Radiation Protection Standard Statement: All staff members have a responsibility to protect the patient, themselves and others. They will ensure that they do not knowingly expose themselves or others to more radiation than is necessary. Please refer to: • Ionising Radiation Safety Policy • RCHT Non- Ionising Radiation safety Policy Method: • Only authorised personnel who are trained and assessed may use X-Ray equipment. • Patients undergoing procedures where X-Ray is deemed necessary should be protected wherever possible. Radiation doses and exposure should be kept to a minimum. • Only essential staff should remain in the theatre whilst X-Ray is in use. All staff remaining in the immediate vicinity must be protected with appropriate lead garments. • Protective lead garments must be safeguarded from damage, cleaned after use and examined frequently. They must be stored hanging freely on the provided racking system. • Light weight lead gowns should be available for staff with known back injury who are required as part of the normal role to support x ray procedures. • Any member of staff known to be pregnant should not be present in theatres when X-Ray is being deployed. • When X-Ray is in use it is essential that access to the area is restricted in order to prevent accidental exposure, with notices being displayed wherever possible. • Details of any radio-opaque contrast used must be recorded in the perioperative documentation. Radio-opaque contrast must be used with extreme caution in any patient with known iodine allergy. Compliance: 100% Exceptions: None Reference: • AfPP Principles of Safe Practice in the Perioperative Environment 2011 • R.C.H. Trust Radiation Safety Policy 93
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