JCI Accreditation

What is JCI Accreditation?

• JCI accreditation is considered the gold standard in global health care.
• Joint Commission International (JCI) identifies, measures, and shares best practices in quality and patient safety with the world.
• Joint Commission International (JCI) is the international arm of The Joint Commission (USA).
• Both organizations are independent, non-profit, non-governmental agencies

Benefits of JCI Accreditation:

• Clients become more satisfied that leads to larger share of the market
• Safer environment leads toless risk and less liability
• Quality culture leads to Continuous improvement
• Developing a quality management system based on the JCI Standards
• Improving monitoring systems and processes to measure enhancements to quality and patient safety in clinical and managerial areas
• Establishing a periodic review of data analysis to sustain quality improvements
• Designing an effective and efficient surveillance system to monitor, analyze and address data-driven, sustainable improvements in infection control
• Improve care and enhances public confidence.
• Recognition by payers, governmental agencies and vendors.
• Provides the framework for an integrated and focused management structure.