Quality Management

NABH

National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers - India's premier accreditation body that establishes and operates accreditation programs for healthcare organizations.

Detailed Definition

NABH (National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers) is India's premier accreditation body that establishes and operates accreditation programs for healthcare organizations. Established by the Quality Council of India, NABH sets comprehensive standards for healthcare quality and patient safety. NABH accreditation covers: - Patient-centered standards - Organization-centered standards - Continuous quality improvement - Patient safety protocols - Staff competency and training The accreditation process involves rigorous assessment of healthcare facilities against established standards, ensuring they meet international benchmarks for quality and safety.

Examples

  • NABH accreditation for multi-specialty hospitals
  • NABH certification for diagnostic laboratories
  • NABH standards for blood banks

Benefits

  • Recognition of quality healthcare delivery
  • Enhanced patient trust and confidence
  • Improved operational efficiency
  • Better insurance coverage
  • International recognition

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