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This month saw the publication by the United Nations e-Business group, UN/CEFACT, of a unique new paper dealing with conformity assessment. You can view it here We asked project lead, NATA’s own Brett Hyland to tell…

Industry News September 11, 2023

Confused about Human Pathology accreditation

Human pathology has one of the most rigorous frameworks for quality and patient safety in the world. To encourage transparency and minimise misconceptions surrounding the accreditation framework in Human Pathology, we have developed a comprehensive brochure…

Industry News August 10, 2023

Celebrating National Science Week

National Science Week 2023 As an integral part of Australia’s scientific community, NATA is always proud to celebrate and be involved in National Science Week (August 12-20). Each year there are more than 1000 events around…

Industry News August 8, 2023

Supporting developing countries accreditation bodies to better understand the changes to the ISO 15189 Standard

With the publication of the revised ISO 15189:2022 Standard in December 2022, NATA has been engaged in educating its Members, Technical Assessors and key stakeholders on the differences between the old and revised Standard and helping…

Industry News August 7, 2023

Accreditation Matters 2024 – calling for your ideas

As already announced, we have commenced planning for a conference-style Accreditation Matters event in 2024. An important part of our planning is that we want to hear from Members, our Technical Assessors, industry stakeholders and those…

Industry News August 7, 2023

Webinar: Introduction to Pathogen Genomics for Public Health

The Communicable Diseases Genomics Network (CDGN) was established in 2015 to facilitate consistency in the use of microbial genomics for public health activities in Australia and New Zealand and coordinate jurisdictional capacity and expertise in microbial…

Industry News August 7, 2023

Calling for insights into NATA’s communication, information and resources on ISO 15189:2022

NATA is now assessing to the revised ISO 15189:2022 Standard. Since February 2023, we have provided our Members, Technical Assessors and key stakeholders, information on the change from the old to the revised Standard and provided…

Industry News August 7, 2023

NATA sponsors the International Conference on Food Analysis (ICFA)

The ICFA conference brings together key presenters and critical discussions on food quality analysis.  The 4th ICFA conference is being held in Melbourne November 20-23. This years’ theme ‘Global food sustainability in a changing climate’ is…

Industry News August 7, 2023

NATA to present at Qualcon 2023 – (October 11-13) – Deakin University, Melbourne

Quality 5.0: People, Processes and Performance with Integrity Qualcon 2023 offers an exciting, interactive and engaging program of formal presentations, workshops, networking and social events. The pre-conference workshops on October 11 provide a collaborative and interactive…

Industry News August 7, 2023

NATA Board of Directors’ elections and Annual General Meeting registration

NATA is calling on Members to cast their vote in the 2023 NATA Board of Directors’ election and to register to attend the online 2023 Annual General Meeting (AGM) to be held on Wednesday, October 11,…

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NATA and the United Nations: Digital Conformity Assessment

Confused about Human Pathology accreditation

Celebrating National Science Week

Supporting developing countries accreditation bodies to better understand the changes to the ISO 15189 Standard

Accreditation Matters 2024 – calling for your ideas

Webinar: Introduction to Pathogen Genomics for Public Health

Calling for insights into NATA’s communication, information and resources on ISO 15189:2022

NATA sponsors the International Conference on Food Analysis (ICFA)

NATA to present at Qualcon 2023 – (October 11-13) – Deakin University, Melbourne

NATA Board of Directors’ elections and Annual General Meeting registration

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Benefits of being a NATA accredited organisation