ngoing research is vital to refine understanding and improve management. Conclusion NCRP Report No. 158 stands as a comprehensive, scientifically rigorous resource that synthesizes current knowledge on radioactive gases, with a special focus on radon. Its
professional training, and policy development makes it an essential reference for healthcare providers and regulators alike. By adhering to its guidelines, medical practitioners can significantly improve patient safety outcomes, reduce
tain settings. Rapid technological advances may outpace the guidelines' updates. Variability in institutional policies could hinder uniform adoption. Requires sustained commitment and cultural change within departments. Overall, NCRP Report 145 of
