” First Government Health Facility, PHC Khandiya at Jhalawar District, Rajasthan recommended for NQUAS by NHSRC, GoI ”
We worked together with district administration on the improvement of the quality of care for the public with Khandiya Primary Health Centre, as a pilot project.
The National Health System Resource Centre (A technical support team to the National Health Mission, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Department, Government of India) team audited Khandiya PHC at Jhalwar District and recommended for National Quality Accreditation System with a score of 86%+ of standard achievement.
National Quality Assurance Standards have been developed keeping in the specific requirements for public health facilities as well global best practices. NQAS are currently available for District Hospitals, CHCs, PHCs, and Urban PHCs. The National Quality Assurance Standards are broadly arranged under 8 “Areas of Concern”– Service Provision, Patient Rights, Inputs, Support Services, Clinical Care, Infection Control, Quality Management, and Outcome. These standards are ISQUA accredited and meet global benchmarks in terms of comprehensiveness, objectivity, evidence, and rigor of development.
This is the First PHC in the Jhalwar district to celebrate this achievement.
Our CEO Mr. Debabrata Mukherjee said, ‘this initiation will help improve the medical ecosystem in the district which will benefit the people of this area’. He appreciated our whole team and particularly CMS In-charge Mr. Deepak Soni for all ground-level support and execution with our COO- Mr. Debayan Chakraborty and Operation Manager Isha Bhatnagar. He further thanked and congratulated all members of Noon Hospital and Zeen-zar Foundation and Charitable Trust for their support and dedication towards the development of health facilities in rural areas.
