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Sydney Understanding ISO/IEC 17025 (1 day) The Art of Internal Auditing (2 days) Quality Management in the Laboratory (3 days) Leading the Laboratory team (2 days) Understanding ISO 15189 (2 days) Risk Management in the Laboratory…
September 28, 2022
Advancing Conformity Assessment in the Digital Age
Brett Hyland, NATA’s Stakeholder Engagement Manager and United Nations Centre for Trade Facilitation and Electronic Business (UN/CEFACT) Project Lead, recently published the paper “Verifiable and Traceable Product Conformity Data” in the International Journal for Conformity Assessment. …
October 10, 2024
Part 2 – NATA: Assessing the adoption of AI
NATA is looking at how it can embrace artificial intelligence (AI) options in 2025 to provide a better service for its Members. In the January edition of NATA News we looked at potential benefits and efficiencies…
February 3, 2025
Understanding ISO 15189 (2 Days)
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March 30, 2021
Industry feedback continues to support NATA initiatives
It is now over 18 months since the discovery of a new strain of coronavirus which has impacted so many around the world. And it is just over 12 months since the very first laboratory in…
May 24, 2021
NATA Procedures of Accreditation updated
NATA Procedures of Accreditation document has been recently updated on the website. The document can be downloaded from the link below and also from Publications Library or any of your Standard pages.
May 25, 2022
Updated NATA Procedures for Accreditation
NATA Procedures for Accreditation document has been recently updated on our website. Download the latest copy now: This document can also be downloaded from any of our NAC packages available here: https://nata.com.au/accreditation/standards/
February 4, 2022
Materials Accreditation Publications Index
November 13, 2024
Medical Imaging Assessment Worksheet
April 16, 2024
Member News March
Member Milestones – March 2024 New Members – February 2024 Facility No Facility Name Facility Initial Operative Date Standard Activity 21358 A/Prof Alexander Polyakov 2/2/2024 DIAS Diagnostic Imaging
March 11, 2024

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