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Role of QCI

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    1. Role of QCI/NABH in Healthcare Improvement NRHM Workshop September 4, 2009 B.K. Rana, Ph.D Deputy Director NABH

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    3. 3 A constituent board of Quality Council of India (QCI) To provide accreditation services to hospitals and healthcare providers

    4. 4 Structure of QCI

    5. 5 Structure of NABH

    6. Framework of Activities 6

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    10. 10 Blood Bank Accreditation Types of Blood banks as per service offered: Storage centers Service units: stand alone/ hospital base Regional Blood Transfusion Centers Model/ Central Blood Bank

    11. 11 Government Initiative NACO, MOHFW has issued directives to its 12 model blood banks to go for accreditation State governments (Gujarat, Delhi, Kerala, Tamilnadu, UP, MP, Andhra Pradesh) initiated programs for healthcare accreditation

    12. 12 QCI Initiative for PHC/CHC Initiatives to strengthen healthcare services at PHC/CHC level. Accreditation standard for PHC/CHC developed Formation of State Quality Cell to coordinate accreditation activities in the state Organizing “Train The Trainer” programs

    13. 13 QCI Initiative for PHC/CHC Monitor the activities of “Quality Cell” for smooth functioning Model being set up in the state of Gujarat First PHC (Gadhboriad, Dist. Vadodara, Gujarat) has been accredited

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    16. QCI Essential Standard for Medical Testing Laboratories

    17. The number of Indian laboratories (currently estimated at 100,000) is growing and the trend is expected to continue. The reliability of test results from medical testing laboratories is essential. Adherence to quality standards varies among India’s laboratories, and relatively few medical labs are currently capable of achieving accreditation to global ISO 15189 standards. Therefore, a national minimal quality standard for medical laboratories and a rigorous education-based approach are warranted.

    18. Minimize lab fears, even the smallest labs, through awareness programming, mentoring & education Make it affordable & effective, regardless of lab size or location, or current sophistication Implement using an operational partner that Empowers, even the smallest labs, through education Enable State & National health crises planning and response to health crisis, such as pandemic diseases

    19. Being successfully implemented in the State of Kerala District covered: 14 Total labs (including PHC/CHC): 366

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    21. Accreditation Process

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