What exactly is NABH?

NABH Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare Providers is a Quality Council of India (QCI) component board that was established to design and administer accreditation programmes for healthcare organisations. While all participants, including businesses, customers, and governments, support the committee, it operates with properly functioning authority

What Is Accreditation and How Does It Work?

A public acknowledgement of a healthcare organization’s attainment of accrediting requirements, as evidenced by an independent external peer evaluation of that company’s performance level in conformity with the principles.

What does it mean to be NABH accredited?

Commitment to fostering a culture of patient care that prioritises quality, patient safety, efficiency, and accountability.

• Establishing processes and practices for treating patients, treatment adherence, consent procedure, improved patient, clinical outcomes, medical records,
• hospital marketing, infection control, and staffing in accordance with internationally accepted standards.

• At all occasions, patients have been treated with decency, respect, and kindness.

• Patients are involved in the planning and decision-making processes for their treatment.

• Patients are cared for by professionals who are qualified and well-trained.

• Patients’ feedback is solicited, and problems are handled.

• Billing transparency and the availability of a tariff list

• It keeps a close eye on its services in order to enhance them.

• Commitment to preventing any negative consequences that may arise.

What role does NABH play in helping organisations prepare for accreditation?

The National Association for Business and Human Rights (NABH) provides information on documents and procedures. NABH also organises general awareness programmes as well as those requested by specific organisations. It also advises the applicant organisation on various accreditation requirements at various stages. Furthermore, NABH does not offer consulting services. NABET, a component board of QCI, offers a procedure for certifying competent consultants/consulting groups for the advantage of application organisations. These recognised individuals/institutions are active in providing NABH standards implementation consultation to a variety of health care organisations.

What programmes does NABH have to offer?

Hospitals, Small Health Care Organizations/Nursing Homes, Blood Banks and Transfusion Services, Oral Substitution Therapy (OST) Centers, and Primary and Secondary Health Centres are currently accredited by NABH. More initiatives are being created, such as Medical Imaging Services, Dental Hospitals/Centres, and Hospitals.

What is the procedure for obtaining NABH accreditation?

The NABH Accreditation Application Form can be obtained from the NABH Secretariat or downloaded from the website. The relevant application fee should be included with the employment application. A signed paper titled “Terms and Conditions for Maintaining NABH Accreditation” should also be submitted by hospitals. The same is available for download on the internet.

What steps should an organisation take to prepare for NABH accreditation?

An organisation seeking to pursue NABH accreditation can get a copy of the accreditation requirements and conduct a consciousness of conformance to ensure that all the requirements are applied and incorporated into the hospital’s marketing.