TS EN ISO 15225

TS EN ISO 15225 is the Turkish adoption of the standard that defines the data structure used for medical device nomenclature. Its subject sits at the intersection of regulatory information management and device identification, where a device name must be represented in a consistent, exchangeable, and well-organised way for technical and regulatory use.

Why nomenclature data structures matter

The standard focuses on organising nomenclature data for medical devices so that it can be shared reliably among regulatory bodies, manufacturers, suppliers, healthcare providers, and end users. In general technical terms, a controlled data structure reduces ambiguity when the same product family may be described differently across countries, organisations, or information systems.

What the scope covers in practical terms

According to the supplied scope, this standard specifies rules and guidelines for a medical device nomenclature data structure. That means its role is to provide a common framework for how nomenclature information is arranged, identified, and exchanged. In broader domain context, such structures support product registration, database interoperability, traceability workflows, and regulatory communication, without being a technical performance standard for the devices themselves.

• Supports a common data language between regulatory authorities and other stakeholders.
• Addresses the structured representation of medical device names and terms.
• Facilitates international exchange of nomenclature data.
• Helps reduce inconsistencies caused by different naming practices in separate systems.