Safety and quality are immutable in the Healthcare and Medical equipment industries. Health care sector is highly interconnected with industrial activities that emit much of the nation's pollution to air, water, and soils. Emissions of the waste is directly and indirectly attributable to the health care sector, and potential harmful effects on public health and Environment. Legal and Regulatory requirements are increasingly throughout every step of a product's life cycle, including service, customer satisfaction and delivery.

Pharma companies strive to provide their customers with consistent, high quality goods and services and to ensure that their customers are satisfied.

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Uniformity of objectives and methodologies:

Uniformity of objectives and methodologies: would allow all hospitals to use the same processes to pursue goals.

Costs:

Shared processes and methods allow staff to transfer and work at other sites seamlessly with a minimum of training.

Staff costs:

It could be strongly argued that if a standardized quality management process existed within hospitals, that considerable administrative and expensive management costs could be eliminated, given that standard processes, training, objectives, and goals would exist.

Morale:

Sshared and well-communicated objectives with a defined corrective action process, supported by sturdy customer feedback, risk management, internal audit, and corrective action procedures, ensure that staff have a defined goal and improves morale.

Information sharing:

Standardized processes across multiple hospitals would allow data and knowledge to be shared, ensuring greater efficiency and lower costs in pursuit of objectives.

Improved customer satisfaction:

The absolute goal of any ISO implementation process. Measuring, review, and action versus the respective clauses of the standard should ensure the continual improvement cycle and provide better service and effective lessons learned for the benefit of the end user, the patient.

Implementing ISO standards can help organisations

• Reduce energy costs
• Ensure quality standards of your service are maintained
• Provide confidence and assurance to your clients/stakeholders their data is protected
• Comply with any international regulations
• Improve performance across the organisation
• Ensure health & safety within the workplace