Quality Management

JCI

Joint Commission International - a global leader in healthcare accreditation that helps organizations improve patient safety and quality of care through education, publications, consultation, and evaluation.

Detailed Definition

JCI (Joint Commission International) is a global leader in healthcare accreditation that helps organizations improve patient safety and quality of care through education, publications, consultation, and evaluation. JCI standards are recognized worldwide as the gold standard for healthcare quality and safety. JCI accreditation focuses on: - International patient safety goals - Access to care and continuity of care - Patient and family rights - Assessment of patients - Care of patients - Anesthesia and surgical care - Medication management and use - Patient and family education - Quality improvement and patient safety - Prevention and control of infections - Governance, leadership, and direction - Facility management and safety - Staff qualifications and education - Management of information JCI accreditation is particularly valuable for healthcare organizations seeking international recognition and those serving international patients.

Examples

  • JCI accreditation for international hospitals
  • JCI standards for patient safety
  • JCI certification for medical tourism facilities

Benefits

  • International recognition and credibility
  • Enhanced patient safety standards
  • Improved quality of care
  • Better market positioning
  • Access to international patient markets

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