Using Kirkpatrick's Model to Measure the Effect of Radiation Protection Online Workshop for Radiation Workers

Radiation offers extraordinary benefits for the diagnosis of a wide range of medical issues and the application of ionization and non-ionization radiation is widespread all over the world (1). The radiation protection of the workers is a significant issue in imaging and therapeutic departments which depends on the effective education systems. Radiation protection education plays a crucial role in worker protection and their performance (2). This study focused on the assessment of the role of radiation protection training classes in medical issues for the workers who had participated in radiation protection classes of the radiation research center (RRC) of Shiraz university. There are many methods to survey the effects of these classes on knowledge and Kirkpatrick is one of the best ones (3-4). Our study society contains 74 participants 62 of them were chosen based on the Morgan table in the reaction level. For assessment, the reaction level of this method, the level of participant satisfaction was surveyed using a questionnaire which contained the questions about the concept of the lessons, teaching (skill or Rhetorical of the teacher, his/her experience in this field), and class arrangement and discipline. This level includes 5 degrees and the average was estimated.