Podiatry is a regulated paramedical profession in Belgium. The CSS/HGR recommends complete sterilization traceability for reusable medical devices.
Podiatry is a recognized paramedical profession under the Royal Decree of 7 March 2016. Podiatrists must comply with CSS/HGR 9682 recommendations for sterilization of reusable medical devices. As an accredited paramedical profession, compliance with hygiene standards is expected for maintaining community accreditation and INAMI convention status. Instruments used for invasive foot care must be sterilized in an autoclave.
RD 2 July 2009 (recognition) · RD 7 March 2016 (professional title) · CSS/HGR 9682 (medical device sterilization) · EN 13060
Regulatory guides to help you understand your obligations.
Patient-to-instrument traceability
Link each sterilized instrument to the autoclave cycle it was processed in. Complete the traceability chain recommended by professional standards.
EN 13060 autoclave cycle records
Import your autoclave report, verify the cycle parameters, and sign the record digitally. Every cycle is archived and tamper-proof.
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