Benefits of ISO Standardization to the ENFit® Enteral Feeding Connector
Benefits of ISO Standardization to the ENFit® Enteral Feeding Connector
List of Products affected with in the scope ISO 80369-6 standard
NRFit products availability from manufacturers will begin during the
NRFit Guidance Document July 11th 2017
To reduce the risk of wrong route delivery of fluids and gases (tubing misconnections) there is an ongoing effort led by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) to address small bore connectors for healthcare applications.
ISMP Newsletter NRFit article
NRFit:A global “fit” for neuraxial medication safety
NRFit® New Design Overview
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFkm-goLnnQ
NRFit Presentation_4.11.2017 (002)
NRFit Presentation_4.11.2017 (002)
Enteral Device Product Discontinuation Update
Enteral Device Product Discontinuation Update:GEDSA Members and Affiliates Share ENFit® Transition Support & Product Shift Timelines to Increase Patient Safety
GEDSA Unified ENFit Conversion Message Book 20220628
Earlier this year, GEDSA manufacturers submitted letters with their manufacturing plans for conversion to ENFit. Those statements were consolidated into one unified document linked here. Recently, Cardinal Health and MOOG submitted updates to confirm that they were adhering to their schedules and are on track as originally communicated.
Avanos ENFit Update May 2021 05462
May 25th, 2021 Dear Valued Customer, On September 14th, 2020, the Global Enteral Device Supplier Association (GEDSA) announced that member manufacturers will phase out legacy enteral feeding products and transition adapters. This transition will meet ISO standard 80369-3, commonly referred to as ENFit®.
