T/HNJK 009-2018 Health Product (Brand) Evaluation and Accreditation Specification - Part 1: Evaluation System

Scope

Scope: This standard specifies the terms and definitions, evaluation rules, evaluation content, main indicators, evaluation methods, and evaluation processes for the evaluation and certification of health products (brands). This standard applies to the evaluation and management of health products (brands) by producers, operators, and service providers in the health industry. This standard does not set specific performance and indicator requirements for the quality of products produced, operated, or serviced, but requires that the products be inspected and approved by the quality inspection department of the enterprise registered by the industry and commerce department and other government regulatory authorities, and that the brand possess registered trademark rights. Main technical content: The comprehensive image of an enterprise (including its products and services) is formed by factors such as its capabilities, quality, reputation, and corporate culture, which are reflected through related management and activities such as name, logo, and image design. The comprehensive image score of the enterprise must reach 700 points (inclusive) or higher, and be evaluated by a qualified institution in accordance with the national standard GB/T 27925-2011 "Guide for Brand Evaluation and Corporate Culture Construction in Commercial Enterprises". The grade and expression methods of an enterprise's or commercial product (brand) are as follows: a) Above 950 points (inclusive), it is a health product (brand); b) Above 900 points (inclusive), it is a health product (brand); c) Above 800 points (inclusive), it is a health product (brand); d) Above 700 points (inclusive), it is a health product (brand).

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