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With SIREN you can report anomalous events in nuclear medicine departments.

SIREN is an application developed to improve safety and risk management in nuclear medicine departments, enabling the rapid and accurate reporting, monitoring, and analysis of abnormal events, incidents, or near-misses. The goal is to provide a digital system that supports operators and managers in building a proactive safety culture, reducing the likelihood of errors and improving organizational response.

Through the mobile app, healthcare workers can easily report anomalies or potentially risky situations that occur in the department, thus contributing to the collection of critical data to reconstruct the dynamics of events, estimate potential exposure doses, and identify recurring patterns. Each report represents a useful step towards better understanding the operational context and improving staff training, fostering greater risk awareness.

SIREN allows you to track all reports over time, providing a comprehensive overview of the frequency and nature of abnormal events, the solutions adopted, and the areas most affected. The information collected helps identify trends and critical issues, such as the radiopharmaceuticals most affected or the times of day when errors occur, facilitating targeted and timely interventions.

The data acquired through the app is integrated with the SIREN dashboard, a tool dedicated to managers and safety representatives. The dashboard allows you to analyze reports, approve or resolve them, view graphs and statistics, identify patterns, and provide feedback to operators. This creates a virtuous cycle of learning and prevention, where information collected in the field becomes useful knowledge for everyone.

SIREN supports the organizational transition to proactive safety management, based on transparency and collaboration between operators and management. Each report is no longer seen as a formal complaint, but as a contribution to system improvement. This approach allows for the reduction of anomalous events, minimizing risks, and improving the quality and reliability of work processes.

Simple to use, secure, and compliant with current regulations, SIREN represents a concrete tool for building a more mature and participatory safety culture in nuclear medicine departments. Reporting is not an obligation, but a step toward a safer, more aware, and collaborative work environment.