Lanka Hospitals sets new benchmark
Lanka Hospitals PLC has secured reaccreditation under the Joint Commission International (JCI) 8th Edition standards. This recognition reflects the hospital’s continued commitment to delivering safe and reliable patient care in line with current international requirements. The achievement represents more than the successful completion of a global accreditation survey. It reflects the integration…
Lanka Hospitals has achieved a significant milestone by reaccreditation under the Joint Commission International (JCI) 8th Edition standards. This accomplishment underscores the hospital's unwavering dedication to providing safe and dependable patient care, adhering to the latest international benchmarks. The achievement extends beyond merely completing an international accreditation survey; it signifies the incorporation of stringent quality and safety protocols throughout clinical, administrative, and operational operations.
Supported by ongoing monitoring, evidence-based practices, accountable leadership, and a hospital-wide commitment to improvement, the hospital demonstrates its adherence to JCI's rigorous standards.
JCI is renowned globally as one of the most stringent healthcare accreditation systems, with the 8th Edition introducing even more rigorous requirements across all stages of patient care, infection prevention and control, medication management, facility safety, medical staff qualifications and skills, accurate data management, governance, and risk management.
The accreditation process evaluates whether quality and patient safety are consistently maintained in daily practices and supported by tangible results, rather than merely stated in policies.
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