Review Internal and External Dose Estimates Sample Clauses

Review Internal and External Dose Estimates. Evaluate whether all assumptions used in the dose determination are appropriate for a remedial compensation program and whether the benefit of the doubt was resolved in favor of the claimant. - Verify dose calculations are appropriate for purposes of determination of Probability of Causation (POC). - Evaluate whether the data were consistent with site radiological monitoring protocols of the time period. - Evaluate the treatment of ‘missed dose’ and/or ‘unmonitored dose’ if relevant to the case. The review of each dose reconstruction shall include an evaluation of all relevant portions of the methods and/or procedures used by NIOSH. This includes, but is not limited to: - Review the internal and external radiation dose reconstruction technical basis documents. - Review of methods for estimating ‘missed dose’ and ‘un-monitored dose’ (for cases related to monitoring technology and for cases where monitoring was not performed, monitoring data is not available or incomplete or otherwise inadequate). - Review of the statistical approaches developed for multiple dose reconstructions. - Review procedures used for determining whether data are sufficient to make a reasonable dose estimate. - Review methods or procedures used for substituting exposure information for unavailable or incomplete information. - Review methods for estimating uncertainty in dose and uncertainty distributions surrounding internal and external dose reconstructions on a facility and time specific basis and evaluate whether the benefit of the doubt was resolved in favor of the claimant where there were uncertainties. - Review procedures and questionnaire used for work history phone interview. - Review the NIOSH methods, procedures and performance in evaluating, analyzing and validating all contractor work products.
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Review Internal and External Dose Estimates. Evaluate whether the dose estimate is consistent with relevant radiological information within the NIOSH site profile (e.g. air monitoring; wipe data are consistent with bioassay results) - Compare case information and assumptions with relevant co-worker case information and assumptions for consistency.
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