In another major milestone for the people of Rourkela & Western Odisha region, JP Hospital Rourkela has become a fully NABH-accredited healthcare service provider. This prestigious certification from the Quality Council of India (QCI) reinforces the commitment of JP Hospital to provide quality healthcare and upgrade itself for providing quality services to the people, comparable with the best in the healthcare industry.
The final assessment was done in February this year by the core industry experts to assess the JP Hospital’s process & protocols for quality improvement.
This Certificate of Accreditation is valid for four years from April 2023 to April 2027. JP Hospital Rourkela has been assessed and is found to comply with NABH Accreditation Standards, for Hospitals, 5th Edition.NABH accreditation adds a mark of excellence to the organization which uplifts the status of the organization / Centre. The hospitals accredited by NABH will have international recognition as NABH is a member of the International Society for Quality in Healthcare. (ISQUA) and will also help promote medical tourism.
NABH, which stand for National Accreditation Board For Hospital & Healthcare Providers, is a constituent body of the Quality Council of India, set up to establish & operate quality accreditation program for healthcare organizations. The NABH Accreditation, which certifies that an institution has achieved certain quality standards, results in high-quality care and patient safety. The patients are serviced by credentialed medical staff. The rights of patients are respected and protected. Patient satisfaction is regularly evaluated.
The Chairman of JP Hospital Mr. Sanjay Bansal says “We have always been committed to providing quality patient care from the beginning only. This NABH Certification is a proud moment for not only us but for the entire region also and we will continue to upgrade ourselves regularly to provide quality healthcare at affordable prices to all. I congratulate & dedicate this prestigious NABH Certification to the people of Western Odisha”
