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Ayurveda Hospital Accreditation National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare (NABH) National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare (NABH) Quality Council of India Quality Council of India Rajiv Vasudevan Member, NABH Technical Committee & MD & CEO, AyurVAID Hospitals 25 th March, 2010
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Ayurveda Hospital Accreditation
National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare (NABH)National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare (NABH)Quality Council of IndiaQuality Council of India
Rajiv VasudevanMember, NABH Technical Committee &MD & CEO, AyurVAID Hospitals
25th March, 2010
NABH
• National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers, under the QCI
• 40 hospitals and 3 small nursing homes accredited in India
• Over 300 hospitals and 80 small nursing homes accreditation in process
• Accreditation Open for – Hospitals | AYUSH Hospitals– SHCOs | Wellness Centres– Blood Banks | Medical Testing Labs– OST Centre | PHC | Dental Centres
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Accreditation Program For AYUSH Hospitals
• Accreditation Standards• Structural Standards• Separate A & S Standards for
– Ayurveda– Unani– Siddha– Homeopathy, and – Yoga & Naturopathy Hospitals.
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Chapters-Standards-Objective Elements
S No. AYUSH Branch
No. of Chapters
No. of Standards
No. of Objective Elements
1 Ayurveda 10 94 489
2 Unani 10 94 491
3 Siddha 10 92 475
4 Homeopathy 10 87 435
5 Yoga & Naturopathy
9 51 229
Modern Medicine
10 100 508
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Focus of the StandardsPatient Centered Standards• Access, Assessment and Continuity of Care (AAC)• Care of Patient (COP)• Management of Medication (MOM)• Patient Right and Education (PRE)• Hospital Infection Control (HIC)
Organization Centered Standards• Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) • Responsibility of Management (ROM)• Facility Management and Safety (FMS)• Human Resource Management (HRM) • Information Management System(IMS)
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Scope of Coverage of Structural Standards for Ayurveda Hospitals
Essential Services /Minimum Assured Services
Infrastructural/equipment/staff specifications for hospital/sections relating to Panchakarma, Uttarbasti, Ksharasutra, Leech therapy
Specific Structural Standards for Ayurveda Hospitals that are less than 100 bedAyurveda Hospitals that are 100 bed and aboveAyurveda Hospitals attached to Medical Colleges
Ayurveda Hospital Categories10-49 Beds50-99 Beds100-200 Beds201 and above Beds
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The Context• Regulation• Accreditation• Insurance• Medical Visitation• Market expansion beyond India• Medical Science versus Non-Science• Safety
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Insurance Companies’ Dilemma
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Challenges before AyurvedaCHALLENGE RESPONSE ENABLED BY ACCREDITATION
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Ayurveda as Reliable Medical Science that Works
Service-Process Quality Orientation provided by NABH Accreditation
Ayurveda
For more details on NABH Accreditation for AYUSH Hospitals
Contact: Dr. Bhawna GulatiAssistant DirectorNABH, Quality Council of IndiaNew Delhi-110002
Email: [email protected]
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