Use specification and interface specification
Define users, patients, environments, training, key tasks and interface requirements.
Medical & healthcare
IEC 62366-1 addresses usability engineering related to medical device safety. Evaluate intended users, tasks, environments and hazard-related scenarios throughout interface development.
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Discuss your certification →Safety-related medical device usability engineering standard
It is a process standard, not a separate Korean sales authorization. Use its evidence in risk management and submissions, confirming edition, change impact and evaluation scope against applicable requirements.
Korean certification schemes and international standards are different. A translated guide does not extend a Korean certificate to other countries. Confirm the target market, product classification and current requirements with the relevant body.
Define users, patients, environments, training, key tasks and interface requirements.
Link incorrect inputs, misunderstood alerts and misinterpreted outputs to the risk management file.
Document formative findings, improvements, summative participants, scenarios, judgments and remaining issues.
Select representative environments and safety-related interface characteristics and scenarios.
Investigate difficulties and errors and verify interface, training and labeling changes.
Evaluate final-design scenarios and link results to risk and regulatory evidence.
User groups, recruitment, locations, tasks and design iterations affect duration. Reserve formative evaluation time before finalizing the interface.
Separate quotation
No single Korean statutory certification fee is established by this standard's name alone. Confirm standard purchase, testing, assessment and product authorization costs separately.
Sources and references ↗Document automation and management cost KRW 300,000 per month. Expert services and certification body testing or assessment fees are separate. Specify supports preparation; the relevant authority or certification body makes the final decision.
Pricing and certification costs →Expert review and consulting are optional, separately scoped services. Choose support for IEC 62366-1 based on your team's readiness and the evidence or assessment preparation you need.
No. It addresses safety-related use errors and risk controls, with participants, scenarios and judgments linked to risk management.
Professional users can also make errors under real environmental and workflow constraints. Scope evaluation around intended use.
Assess effects on recognition, alerts, interpretation and safety, then choose activities based on documented impact.