BS EN ISO 8536-12:2021 - Essential Standards for Infusion Equipment

Ensure excellence and safety in healthcare technology with the BS EN ISO 8536-12:2021 standard, a crucial reference for the design and performance of infusion equipment utilized in medical practices. This British Standard is aligned with ISO 8536-12:2021 and embodies the requirements for infusion devices designed to deliver medicinal substances.

Adhering to the BS EN ISO 8536-12:2021 standard guarantees that medical professionals are equipped with devices that meet rigorous international benchmarks in safety and performance. This standard provides clear guidelines on the performance requirements for disposable infusion equipment, particularly focusing on safety aspects regarding the risk of contamination and incorrect dosages. As hospitals and healthcare facilities continue to operate under stringent regulations and guidelines, compliance with these standards is paramount for both patient safety and legal compliance.

Designed for comprehensive use in the healthcare technology sector, this standard encompasses various essential aspects of infusion systems, including:

• Specifications for materials used in manufacturing infusion devices
• Performance tests to ensure device reliability under varied conditions
• Regulatory requirements that must be met for market approval

This latest revision, published on February 22, 2021, represents the culmination of extensive research and feedback from industry professionals, ensuring that it reflects the current landscape of infusion therapy. Its access is instrumental for manufacturers, healthcare providers, and regulators striving for the best practices in infusion therapy while enhancing patient care.

Available in both pdf and hardcopy formats, the BS EN ISO 8536-12:2021 standard is priced at £158.00. Secure your copy today to ensure that your healthcare facility adheres to the highest standards of infusion safety and quality.

By integrating the principles outlined in this standard into everyday practice, healthcare organizations can improve patient outcomes, minimize risks, and uphold the trust of the communities they serve.