NABH Accreditation Readiness

Course Summary

Hospital accreditation requires coordination across clinical, administrative and support functions. Readiness depends on documented processes, consistent implementation, staff awareness and evidence of ongoing quality improvement.

This one-day program helps hospital teams translate accreditation requirements into practical departmental actions. Participants explore the accreditation journey, documentation practices, internal assessments and common implementation challenges.

The program includes examples relevant to hospitals in Delhi NCR, including coordination across facilities and the need to account for applicable local requirements. Through document reviews and mock-assessment exercises, participants identify gaps and develop a prioritised readiness plan with clear ownership.

Who Should Attend

• Hospital Quality and Quality Improvement Teams
• NABH Coordinators and Nodal Officers
• Medical Directors and Clinical Department Heads
• Nursing Leaders
• Hospital Administrators
• Operations and Support-Service Heads
• Patient Safety and Infection-Control Teams
• Departmental Quality Champions

Business Outcomes

Participants will be able to:

• Assess their hospital’s accreditation preparedness.
• Identify priority gaps in documentation and implementation.
• Improve coordination between clinical and administrative departments.
• Prepare staff to explain processes and demonstrate supporting evidence.
• Create realistic readiness milestones and review checkpoints.
• Strengthen ongoing quality monitoring and accountability.