OPERRA / SHAMISEN Brief overview

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1 Consultancy Meeting on Science, Technology and Society Perspectives on Nuclear Science, Radiation and Human Health Hiroshima 2017 EU project on development of health surveillance procedures OPERRA / SHAMISEN Brief overview Koichi Tanigawa, Fukushima Medical University On behalf of Elisabeth Cardis (ISGlobal)

2 Concept & Main Objectives To build up an umbrella coordination structure that has the capacity in a legal and logistical sense to administer future calls for research in radiation protection on behalf of the European Commission The MELODI Association will take the lead with the support of sister structures as equal partners (e.g. Alliance, NERIS, EURADOS, EURAMET, EUTERP, etc.)

3 Role of SHAMISEN

4 OPERRA Call for Proposals 2014

5 SHAMISEN Nuclear Emergency Situations - Improvement of Medical And Health Surveillance Build upon lessons learned from experiences of populations affected by Chernobyl, Fukushima and other radiation accidents To develop recommendations for medical and health surveillance of populations affected by previous and future radiation accidents.

6 Radiation accidents Chernobyl, Fukushima 6 years since Fukushima and 31 years since Chernobyl. Clear indications that not only radiation but accidents, remediation actions and health surveillance have an impact on health: Social and psychological impact in affected populations Relocation loss of home, social relations, work, control on one s life Uncertainties: health effects / conflicting information??? Contamination levels of milk, food, water, outside Health

7 Expected outcome Recommendations for health surveillance and medical follow-up of affected populations, with particular attention to: Dose assessment supporting emergency response, including evacuation clinical decision making in the aftermath and long-term follow-up of populations; Improvement of living conditions of affected populations, responding to their needs and engaging them in surveillance programmes while avoiding generation of unnecessary anxiety;

8 Expected outcome If and where feasible (in particular in Chernobyl), improvement of estimates of radiation-induced risk for radiation protection and for communication with affected populations,

9 ISGlobal EPN NMBU UNEW IRSN IARC ISS NIRS WIV-ISP InVS UAB NRPA ISGlobal BfS EURADOS NERIS Uhiroshima Unagasaki FMU List of participating organisations FundacióInstitutode Salut Global de Barcelona Centre d étude sur l Evaluation de la Protection dans le domaine Nucléaire Norwegian University of Life Sciences Newcastle University Institut de radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire International Agency for Research on Cancer IstitutoSuperiore de Sanita National Instituteof Radiological Sciences Belgian ScientificInstitute of Public Health Institut de Veille Sanitaire Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona Norwegian Radiation Protection Authority Institutode Salud Global de Barcelona Bundesamt für Strahlenschutz European Radiation Dosimetry platform European Platform on Preparedness for Nuclear and Radiological Emergency Response and Recovery Hiroshima University Nagasaki University FukushimaMedical University

10 List of experts External experts Key actors of the follow-up and screening of populations exposed as a result of Chernobyl in Belarus, Russia and Ukraine In emergency response, psychology, philosophy and ethics Dimitry Bazyka, Ukraine. Evelyn Bromet, USA. Andrey Bushmanov, Russia Zhanat Carr, WHO Bernd Grosche, Germany Johan Havenaar, Netherlands Bjørn Hoffman, Norway Sergey Igumnov, Belarus. Viktor Ivanov, Russia. Alexander Rozhko, Belarus. Geraldine Thomas, UK Mykola Tronko, Ukraine And colleagues

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12 Timetable December 2015 to May 2016 Kickoff meeting Meeting lessons learned Final meeting recommendations presented Gantt Chart Month Subtask A1.1 MS7 ST1 A1.2 MS1 MS4 A1.3 MS9 MS11 D1.1 ST2 A2.1 MS5 D2.1 A2.2 MS2 D2.2 A2.3 MS6 D2.3 MS10 MS12 D2.4 ST3 A3.1 MS13 A3.2 A3.3 MS3 A3.4 A3.5 MS14 MS15 D3.1 ST4 CCA1 CCA2 D4.1 CCA3 ST5 MS8 Legend - Meeting MS - Milestone D - Deliverable

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