Open AccessPRINCIPLE OF JUSTIFICATION IN THE USAGE OF IONIZING RADIATION IN MEDICINE: INTERNATIONAL NORMATIVE PROBLEMS
Author(s) -
Н. Ю. Ильин,
Alina Borodina
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
moscow journal of international law/moskovskij žurnal meždunarodnogo prava
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 0869-0049
pISSN - 2619-0893
DOI - 10.24833/0869-0049-2019-2-26-40
Subject(s) - legislation , normative , european union , enforcement , consolidation (business) , political science , order (exchange) , law , engineering ethics , law and economics , business , sociology , accounting , engineering , finance , economic policy
. The article deals with one of the principles of the usage of ionizing radiation in medicine – the principle of justification. The authors study the content and the legal consolidation of the principle of justification in the Standards of the IAEA, Russia and the European Union law. The particular attention is paid to the practical application of the principle. MATERIALS AND METHODS. The subject matter for the study wеre the regulations and standards of the IAEA, legislation of Russia and the EU concerning the usage of ionizing radiation in medicine; proceedings materials of the International conference on radiation protection in medicine (2017); scientific publications of the researchers from Russia and the EU dealing with the standards of the IAEA. The methodology of the study is based on the general and specific methods of cognition. RESEARCH RESULTS. As a result of the conducted research the authors come to the conclusion about the need to add the current legislation concerning the principle of justification, and offer a list of specific recommendations in order to get the problem over. DISCUSSION ANDCONCLUSIONS. The authors come to the conclusion that there are some problems in the international and national law dealing with the principle of justification. In order to solve the problems and correct a legal deficiency the authors offer the specific measures including taking into account the meaning of law enforcement practice for the subjects of national law and order: medical workers and patients.