Abstract
For many years the idealists have been searching for the perfect medical electrical equipment. Not only should it do its job superbly, preferably for a cost less than the local budgetary limits, but it must be safe, each unit delivered must work with no need to commision, acceptance test or repair the equipment; indeed, there should be no need to ever open the marvellous handbook that would never get lost. Mr Gordon Higson, the Director of the Scientific and Technical Branch of the UK Department of Health and Social Security (DHSS), has discussed in considerable detail the efforts being made by his Branch to move closer to this laudable end [1]. In particular, he has discussed standards and evaluations and proposed that lists be issued of manufacturers complying with appropriate standards of ‘Good Manufacturing Practice’.
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