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Jordan News
4 hours ago
- Science
- Jordan News
Energy Commission: Radiation Levels in Jordan Are Normal; Continuous Monitoring Ongoing - Jordan News
Ziyad Al-Saaydeh, Chairman of the Board of Commissioners at the Energy and Minerals Regulatory Commission (EMRC), confirmed that Jordan's National Environmental Radiation Monitoring System is operating efficiently and continuously around the clock. اضافة اعلان The system includes an integrated network of fixed stations and mobile field laboratories, all operated by specialized and qualified technical teams, in accordance with the highest technical standards and international best practices. Al-Saaydeh explained that radiation monitoring results and analyses—conducted since early Sunday at several targeted sites using mobile labs and advanced measuring equipment—are part of the commission's ongoing daily inspections under a comprehensive precautionary plan. These results showed that radiation levels across the Kingdom remain within natural background limits, offering reassurance and requiring no additional measures. He emphasized that the EMRC strengthens its technical capabilities through advanced mobile radiation monitoring stations, which are essential components of Jordan's National Radiological Emergency Plan. These units provide immediate and accurate assessments at sensitive locations. Jordan is also one of the first Arab countries to link its fixed stations to the International Radiation Monitoring Information System (IRMIS) run by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). This connection enables real-time data exchange and analysis during emergencies, enhancing rapid response and informed decision-making. Al-Saaydeh added that these efforts reflect the commission's regulatory role within an integrated national system for environmental radiation monitoring. This system operates with efficiency and transparency, demonstrating Jordan's commitment to public safety and sustainable institutional performance. He affirmed that the EMRC, in full coordination with the National Center for Security and Crisis Management and all relevant agencies, continues to operate at the highest level of readiness and professionalism to ensure the safety and protection of citizens—embodying the state's proactive approach in dealing with any developments.
Ammon
8 hours ago
- Science
- Ammon
EMRC: Radiation levels in Jordan within natural limits
Ammon News - The Energy and Minerals Regulatory Commission (EMRC) has confirmed that radiation levels across the Kingdom remain within natural background limits, following a new round of nationwide assessments. The Commission emphasized that its environmental radiation monitoring network is operating continuously and efficiently around the clock. Ziad Al-Sa'aidah, Chairman of the Board of Commissioners at EMRC, stated in a press release on Monday that the national monitoring system comprises a network of fixed stations and mobile field laboratories operated by qualified technical teams and aligned with international standards and best practices. Recent monitoring and analysis, conducted since early Sunday using mobile laboratories and advanced radiation detection equipment at multiple sites, revealed no abnormal readings. Al-Sa'aidah noted that the results fall well within normal background radiation levels, confirming there is no risk to public safety and no need for additional action. These efforts are part of EMRC's comprehensive and precautionary daily monitoring plan. The Commission operates mobile radiation monitoring units that serve as a core component of Jordan's national radiological emergency response strategy, allowing for rapid and precise assessments in sensitive locations. Al-Sa'aidah also highlighted Jordan's leadership in regional monitoring efforts, noting that the country was among the first in the Arab world to integrate its fixed radiation stations into the International Atomic Energy Agency's global monitoring network (IRMIS). The system allows for real-time data sharing and analysis during emergencies, enhancing decision-making speed and accuracy. He emphasized that the Commission's work falls under a broader regulatory framework aimed at safeguarding public health and institutional continuity. "These efforts reflect our commitment to a proactive, transparent, and integrated national system for environmental radiation monitoring," Al-Sa'aidah said. He further stressed that EMRC is working in full coordination with the National Center for Security and Crisis Management and all relevant government bodies to maintain the highest levels of preparedness. "Our approach is aligned with Jordan's national strategy of proactive risk management to ensure the safety and protection of all citizens," he added. Petra
Zawya
27-03-2025
- Health
- Zawya
Emirates Health Services holds sixth session of the Patient and Family Advisory Council
UAE – Dubai: The Emirates Health Services (EHS) held the sixth session of the Patient and Family Advisory Council (PFAC) virtually. The meeting, attended by patient and family representatives and strategic partners, reviewed the Council's achievements in 2024 and discussed the work plan for the current year. IRMIS Initiative: Enhancing Patient and Family Participation in Treatment Process The session highlighted the IRMIS initiative, which aims to educate patients about their rights and promote their active participation in the treatment process. This reflects the commitment of Emirates Health Services to delivering equitable healthcare that respects patients' personal values and beliefs. These include the patients' rights to participate in their healthcare plan, receive fair care that ensures privacy, be informed about their health condition and available treatment options, and access the necessary medical guidance and advice. In line with this commitment, EHS is dedicated to promoting the Patient Rights Charte across all its healthcare facilities to enhance awareness, ensure a superior healthcare experience, and strengthen patient confidence in the healthcare system. This contributes to improving the quality of medical services and advancing the healthcare sector. Designing Services in Partnership with the Patient and Family Advisory Council (PFAC) As part of its efforts to enhance patient participation in improving healthcare quality, the PFAC continues to play an active role in evaluating and designing new services that align with patient needs and expectations. In its most recent meeting, the Council discussed its 2025 business plan, which includes the introduction of a range of new services. The Council members will participate in evaluating and designing these services through field visits to observe the patient journey, analyse their needs and preferences, and ensure the provision of integrated services that meet their expectations. The Council also addressed community engagement activities, emphasising the importance of attending customer councils in healthcare facilities and neighborhoods. This allows direct interaction with the community, enabling the Council to gather feedback, understand public concerns, and develop services based on actual needs. This approach aligns with efforts to foster a culture of patient-centered care and strengthen the active role of patients in shaping the future of healthcare services. It aims to ensure an exceptional experience that meets the highest standards of quality and excellence. Recommendations from Patient and Family Representatives At the conclusion of the session, patient and family representatives proposed several recommendations aimed at enhancing the patient experience and improving the quality of healthcare. These included strengthening communication channels between patients and healthcare facilities to ensure seamless access to feedback and inquiries and expanding educational programmes on patients' rights and responsibilities to enhance awareness of available services. The recommendations also included developing mechanisms to measure patient engagement in the treatment process and conducting periodic surveys to assess patient opinions and improve service quality. They also proposed enhancing the use of smart technology to facilitate direct communication between healthcare providers and patients, thereby streamlining procedures and improving medical service delivery.
