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The document discusses the National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers (NABH) in India. NABH was established in 2006 by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare to set standards for healthcare quality and accredit hospitals that meet those standards. Accreditation provides benefits to stakeholders like patients, employees, and the community. NABH uses a third edition of standards covering 10 areas and 102 standards for accreditation. It has accredited over 600 healthcare facilities across India.

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NABH

The document discusses the National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers (NABH) in India. NABH was established in 2006 by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare to set standards for healthcare quality and accredit hospitals that meet those standards. Accreditation provides benefits to stakeholders like patients, employees, and the community. NABH uses a third edition of standards covering 10 areas and 102 standards for accreditation. It has accredited over 600 healthcare facilities across India.

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NATONAL ACCREDITATION BOARD FOR HOSPITAL & HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS (NABH)

By Dr. Aashishkumar Patni Roll No. 41

Quality

The degree of excellence of something

Accreditation
Give authority or sanction when recognized standards have been met

Advantages of Accreditation
To Stakeholders
Satisfied Employees Continuous improvements Commitment to quality care Community Confidence System empanelment like insurance

To Patients
High quality of care Patient safety Services by credential medical staff Rights are respected Satisfaction regularly evaluated

Quality Council Of India


QCI is an autonomous body set up by Govt. of India. Mission: Quality for National Well Being.

QCI Structure

NABH

History
Established in 2006 Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Govt. of India and Indian Health Industry Autonomous Body 1st set of standards in 2006 2nd Edition of Standards in Nov 2007 MIMS 1st Accredited Hospital 17/02/2012- 3rd Edition

NABH structure

Secretariat
Name 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Dr. Girdhar J. Gyani Dr. Gayatri Vyas Mahindroo Dr. Bhupendra Kumar Rana Ms. Deepti Mohan Dr. Zainab Zaidi Dr. Bhawna Gulati Mr. Anil Kumar Mr. Vikash chaudhry Ms. Ankita Bhardwaj Designation C.E.O. Director Joint Director Email ceo@nabh.co director@nabh.co bkrana@nabh.co

Assistant Director deepti@nabh.co Assistant Director zainab@nabh.co Assistant Director bhawna@nabh.co Executive Officer anil@nabh.co Executive Assistant Executive Assistant vikash@nabh.co ankita@nabh.co

BOARD Composition
Chairman- Dr. Narottam Puri, Adviser-Medical, Fortis Healthcare Limited Indian Medical Association Consumer Co-ordination Council Insurance Regulatory & Development Authority (IRDA) Indian Nursing Council Department of AYUSH Director General, Armed Forces Medical Services Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), MoHFW Dean, Maulana Azad Medical College Ministry of Tourism Drugs Controller General of India Chair Health Committee CII Chair Health Committee - ASSOCHAM Chair Health Committee - FICCI Academy of Hospital Administration (AHA) Indian Health Care Quality Forum Academic partner Chair Accreditation Committee NABH Chair Hospital Technical Committee NABH Chair Appeals Committee NABH CEO NABH Member Secretary

International Linkages
International Society for Quality in HealthCare Asian Society for Quality in Health Care

International Spa Association (ISPA).

Allopathic Clinics (0) AYUSH Hospitals (3) Blood Banks (41) Dental Facilities (2) Hospitals (123) (453) Medical Imaging Services (2) Oral Substitution Centre (50) Medical Laboratory (6) PHC/CHC (6 PHC) Small Healthcare organisation (12) Wellness Centre (3)

Accredited Institutes

Standards
In 3rd Edition 10 Chapters 102 Standards 636 Objective Elements

Section I: Patient-Centered Standards


14
7 20 13 9

Access, Assessment and Continuity of Care (AAC)


Patients Rights and Education (PRE) Care of Patients (COP)

Management of Medications (MOM)


Hospital Infection Control (HIC)
15

Section II: Management Standards


8
6

Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) Responsibilities of Management (ROM)

Facility Management & Safety (FMS) Human Resource Management (HRM)


Information Management Systems (IMS)
16

10 7

Procedure for Accreditation


Obtain Copy of Standards Understand & Implement Standards Obtain Application Form

Scrutiny Of application

Self assessment by HCO

Submit Application with Fee

Pre Assessment visit

Final Assessment Visit

Review of Assessment report

Issue of Certificate

Approval of Accreditation

Recommenda tion for Accreditation

Other Activities by NABH


Workshops Awareness Programs

References
Oxford Dictionary NABH Website: nabh.co QCI Website: qcin.org

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