IMPROVEMENT OF BELARUS NUCLEAR INFRASTRUCTURE IN RADIATION PROTECTION
We analyze the documents of the International Atomic Energy Agency and the World Health Organization concerning radiation safety, emergency preparedness and response to radiological accidents, as well as the legal acts of the Republic of Belarus. Methodological guidelines of the Russian Federation were relied on. The experience of nuclear power plants operation and accident elimination is studied. We reveal that the In-vitro monitoring of the personnel using bioanalysis is not carried out in Belarus organizations dealing with nuclear installations and sources of ionizing radiation as well as other radiation facilities. Consequently, the assessment of radiation doses from the intake of "pure" alpha and beta emitters into the body is not provided. It is necessary to improve the republican nuclear infrastructure in the field of radiation protection.