What is EN ISO 26116: 2011 ?

EN ISO 26116: 2011 and EN ISO 14155: 2011 are both important international standards that have been developed to protect workers and ensure the safety of patients.

EN ISO 26116: 2011 is a technical standard that provides guidelines for the assessment and control of risks associated with occupational exposure to chemical agents in the workplace. It aims to establish a framework for risk assessment and management, and to protect workers from the potential harmful effects of exposure to chemical agents.

EN ISO 14155: 2011 is an international standard that provides guidelines on the design, conduct, and reporting of clinical investigations for medical devices. It aims to ensure the reliability and credibility of the data collected during these investigations, and to establish a common framework for the ethical conduct of such investigations.

Both EN ISO 26116: 2011 and EN ISO 14155: 2011 are important standards that have been developed to protect workers and ensure the safety of patients. They provide a systematic approach to identifying and evaluating hazards, and establish clear requirements for the conduct of clinical investigations and other types of research. By following these standards, organizations can ensure that they are conducting their operations in a safe and responsible manner.