Resources with keywords: biorisk
PREVIOUSLY RECORDED WEBINAR: This webinar highlights the major components of the ISO 35001 standard and the value of laboratory implementation and describe different approaches to apply ISO 35001 in a laboratory setting including SARS-CoV-2 testing
It is possible for people to be infected through contact with contaminated surfaces or objects (fomites), but the risk is generally considered to be low.
Designed for use by laboratory biorisk officers, these models provide a visualization of relative risks and help to identify appropriate mitigation measures. They have incorporated GCBS and international biorisk officer experience in drafting sets of criteria, prioritizing the criteria, and outlining their scoring functions. The main objective of these models is to help strengthen laboratory risk governance by providing standardized, systematic, and repeatable assessment methods. Biorisk subject matter expertise was critical in their development, as there currently is no primary imperial data for laboratory biorisks.
