Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy. (Aju Economy DB)
The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy’s Korean Agency for Technology and Standards said Monday it will hold the 13th International Standards Meeting on Health Organization Management in Seoul for three days through April 30.
The meeting will be the first hosted by South Korea since it took on the chair and secretariat roles for ISO/TC 304 (health organization management). South Korea plans to serve as a designer and coordinator for global health and medical standardization work during the session.
Delegates will discuss five proposed international standards submitted by South Korea, including evaluation methods for logistics processes and performance based on autonomous driving robots in smart hospitals. The meeting will also establish a “smart hospital” subcommittee (SC1) as South Korea seeks to lead international standardization for smart health and medical systems.
KATS Administrator Kim Dae-ja said, “By taking the lead in smart hospital standards, our medical industry will be able to strengthen its competitiveness in the global market and improve both patient safety and hospital operational efficiency.” She added, “We will continue to provide support so our standards experts can actively participate in international standardization for smart hospitals.”
The meeting will be the first hosted by South Korea since it took on the chair and secretariat roles for ISO/TC 304 (health organization management). South Korea plans to serve as a designer and coordinator for global health and medical standardization work during the session.
Delegates will discuss five proposed international standards submitted by South Korea, including evaluation methods for logistics processes and performance based on autonomous driving robots in smart hospitals. The meeting will also establish a “smart hospital” subcommittee (SC1) as South Korea seeks to lead international standardization for smart health and medical systems.
KATS Administrator Kim Dae-ja said, “By taking the lead in smart hospital standards, our medical industry will be able to strengthen its competitiveness in the global market and improve both patient safety and hospital operational efficiency.” She added, “We will continue to provide support so our standards experts can actively participate in international standardization for smart hospitals.”
* This article has been translated by AI.
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