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Background: NIHRD laboratory was appointed as a national referral laboratory to perform laboratory detection for emerging infectious disease (EID). Because of its important role, NIHRD laboratory must implement biorisk management system. A reliable high containment laboratory is crucial to perform laboratory diagnosis for EIDs and to avoid further spread of EIDs. The protection of laboratory workers, environment, and biological agents is achieved by addressing laboratory biorisk management consist of laboratory biosafety and biosecurity measures. This study aims to find gaps related the implementation of biorisk management with standard. Methods: This study was carried out by Professional Assessor in 2015 by conducting document checking and interviewing BSL-3 Technical Managers and BSO who were considered to have in-depth information regarding biosafety and biosecurity activities in NIHRD laboratory. Questionnaire developed based on CWA 15793:2011, which contain 160 questions provided from 16 elements of the standard. Analysis of the scores was interpreted between ranges of 0-2. Score 0 means full conformity and score 2 means doesn’t meet the required standard. Results: The study showed that only 3 out of 16 elements have full conformity with the standard. They were good microbiological technique, clothing and personal protective equipment, laboratory equipment and maintenance. The highest gap was in security elements with the score: 1.16. No elements has a noncompliance with the standard or score 2. Conclusion: Overall the NIHRD laboratory has a strong biorisk management system already established which is working well in many areas. However, important action is needed in several elements in order to comply with the standard. (Health Science Journal of Indonesia 2018;9(2):70-5)

Assessment of biorisk management implementation in NIHRD laboratory as national referral laboratory of emerging infectious diseases in Indonesia