ISO Newsletter July 2021

No images? Click here ISO 9001, recovered fuels, patient-centred staffing and more... Dear friends and colleagues - welcome to the ISO newsletter! In this edition, we learn about the latest review of ISO 9001 and take a look at a new series of standards for solid recovered fuels. In addition, we get a preview of the new ISO 22956 for patient-centred staffing and discover new standards for accessibility and security in buildings.     ISO 9001 gets quality check Used by millions of organizations around the globe, the world-standard reference for quality, ISO 9001, Quality management systems – Requirements, has just passed its "warrant of fitness". Read more     Making waste worthwhile Made from turning landfill into a clean source of energy, solid recovered fuels are a powerful way of reducing carbon emissions and contributing to a greener world. To help support its expansion in a sustainable way, a series of ISO standards has just been published. Read more     Patient-centred staffing Never before have our healthcare systems and their capacities been under so much scrutiny. Yet studies have shown that patient-centred staffing, whereby healthcare personnel are matched with the needs of the patient, results in better clinical outcomes. Recognizing the challenges this entails, a new standard for healthcare management has been developed to help. Read more       Accessibility and security in the built environment Essential elements of a modern, inclusive and sustainable society, accessibility and security in the built environment require detailed planning and organization. Standards that give guidance and help to facilitate this have just been published. Read more       New! ISO 37001:2016 – Anti-bribery management systems – A practical guide  Published jointly by ISO and UNIDO, this handbook helps users put in place an effective anti-bribery management system in accordance with ISO 37001:2016. Read more             Get in touch with your ISO member Who is my ISO member? ISO is a membership network made up of leading standards organizations around the world, each representing ISO in its country. There is only one member per country. Why not contact the ISO member in your country to find out more about national and international standardization?  List of all ISO members       Share    Tweet    Forward  International Organization for Standardization Geneva - Switzerland Preferences  |  Unsubscribe