Understanding Attitudes Towards Radiation Safety Question Title * 1. Please answer the following. (Optional) Name: Email: Question Title * 2. How long have you been a practicing interventional cardiologist? Question Title * 3. Does your hospital consider physician/staff radiation safety a priority? Yes No Question Title * 4. Have you changed the way you practice to diminish radiation exposure, or have you made changes or added safety elements in your lab to protect you from radiation (workload/hours, radiation protection tools, change in Frame rate, etc.)? Yes No If yes: please elaborate Question Title * 5. What is required to have your hospital invest in products that add radiation protection to the physicians and staff? (Check all that apply) More funding Buy-in from decision makers More evidence (i.e. data, reports, articles) of complications related directly to radiation Awareness of available solutions Other (please specify) Question Title * 6. What procedures do you feel expose you to the most radiation (radials, CTOs, peripheral, STEMI, other)? Question Title * 7. Do you feel that you are at higher risk of either orthopedic injury or radiation-caused disease because of your chosen profession? Yes No What do you consider your additional risk (injuries/diseases)? Question Title * 8. Have you seen literature highlighting additional risks faced by Interventional Cardiologists? Yes No If yes: which articles come to mind? Question Title * 9. Have you ever had to reduce your caseload due to cumulative radiation exposure over the prior month/quarter? Yes No If no: How have you avoided this? Question Title * 10. Are you aware of any interventional cardiologists (including yourself) who are experiencing/have experienced health problems linked to excessive radiation or wearing heavy protective devices as a result of performing PCIs? Yes No If yes: please specify the problems experienced Done