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… The base for categorization of employees is the risk analysis of the work actions being performed. With this analysis a prognosis is made of the exposure of employees, arranged by occupational group, in the regular working situation and within foreseen circumstances in which unintended exposure can occur. This prognosis is based on the nature and the number of performed actions. The risk analysis is made by the supervising Radiation Protection Officer (Dutch: ‘Toezichthoudend Medewerker … need to be considered in determining the right prognosis for exposure and subsequent categorization. The TMS and/or SBD need to supervise this. In case of an internal contamination, it is to be determined by the TMS and/or SBD in which way a best possible assessment can be made of the extent of the exposure (committed effective dose), e.g. by way of external measurement, measurement of excreta or calculation. The TMS and/or SBD report this to the SBE, which takes care of adding this … measurements are applied. In the case of unintended incidents, it can be decided, based on the most probable exposure pathway, to take measurements of urine samples, external measurements and/or to make scans. In terms of prevention, EPD are also used when performing new actions or applications of ionizing radiation. During radiological and cardiological interventions systems are used which during exposure, using colour coding, give an indication of the dose rate at the current position. Tasks and …

… new content such as two 4-week modules on research methodology and one on policy advocacy. However, we have carefully considered how to maintain the strength of the testing of the longitudinal learning lines within the new curriculum and this is the core of what made the trajectory tests valuable. With regard to the build-up of the programme’s assessment: options for assessing the integrating-skills of students will remain. Assignments within the modules will assess students’ skills with … that students feel insecure on their study choice, report a lack of confidence to enter the labour market after having completed an academic master programme, and combine multiple master programmes in order to ‘stand-out’. We wonder: how can we best prepare students to enter the employment market with confidence and competence? Our current philosophy, which is very student- centred, does not always aid students to picture themselves in the larger context or the so-called eco-system. Students … plans, an internship that fits those interests will definitely help the student in their future career. To summarise, if you want to prepare your students more, you can be more active in this respect, throughout the whole programme and especially when the students start gaining work experience through placements. Furthermore, for students, it is not always clear what kind of skills they will master throughout the programme. As a result, they don't know exactly what they can do after graduation …

… deal with the investigation of the past commonly serve a strong political and social agenda. By determining historical truth, they generally aim to contribute to reconciliation and justice, to reparation and recognition and decide how these objectives should be met and whose needs should be served. Historical investigation commissions represent the wider global trend towards new forms of transitional justice, aiming to promote restoration rather than revenge and punishment. Post-conflict historical … successful, others did not meet previously held expectations. Some commissions served a broad political agenda, such as regime change or the transfer of political power, the legacy of slavery, or horrific forms of mass violence. Others operated with more targeted mandates related to the treatment of indigenous peoples, the compensation for financial or moral mistreatment, or various acts of political persecution. Some commissions have been set up by governments, others resulted from initiatives by (semi-)official bodies, such as religious institutions. A more recent trend is the widening of thematic scopes: besides issues related to political transformation, the legacies of war and mass violence, other wrongdoings and human right violations such as sexual abuse and the maltreatment of women and children …