T/SQIA 079-2024 Carbon footprint evaluation technical requirements for automatic non-invasive blood pressure monitor
T/SQIA 079-2024 Carbon footprint evaluation technical requirements for automatic non-invasive blood pressure monitor
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Scope: This document, serving as the Carbon Footprint Product Category Rule (CFP-PCR) for Automatic Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Monitors, specifies the methods and requirements for evaluating the carbon footprint of automatic non-invasive blood pressure monitors, including product description, evaluation scope, data and data quality, allocation, impact assessment, product carbon footprint interpretation, and product carbon footprint reporting. This document applies to the carbon footprint evaluation of automatic non-invasive blood pressure monitors specified in YY 9706.230. It measures blood pressure indirectly and non-continuously using an inflatable cuff, without arterial puncture. Note 1: The device does not directly measure blood pressure but estimates it indirectly. Note 2: This document covers automatic electronic ME devices that estimate blood pressure indirectly without arterial puncture, including blood pressure monitors for home care environments. This document does not apply to devices that use electronic pressure sensors and/or displays in combination with stethoscopes or other manual methods to measure blood pressure (non-automatic non-invasive blood pressure monitors). The requirements for such devices are specified in ISO 81060-1. Note 3: If a chapter or section applies only to ME devices or ME systems, the title and content of the chapter or section will specify this. Otherwise, the chapter or section applies to both ME devices and ME systems. Key Technical Content: This document, serving as the Carbon Footprint Product Category Rule (CFP-PCR) for Automatic Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Monitors, specifies the methods and requirements for evaluating the carbon footprint of automatic non-invasive blood pressure monitors, including product description, evaluation scope, data and data quality, allocation, impact assessment, product carbon footprint interpretation, and product carbon footprint reporting. This document applies to the carbon foo