When an organization gets accredited by JCI, it shows that the organization is committed to improving the quality of healthcare, by ensuring a safe environment and continual improvement of services to reduce risks faced by the staff and the patients. JCI accreditation is also recognized worldwide, as a way to effectively evaluate and manage the quality of the healthcare provided by an organization.[1] JCI accreditation can also be used to assure consumers that whatever service they are receiving from that organization, is of good quality and is in accordance to a set of guidelines and standards. [2]
References:
- Joint Commission International Web Site. (2002 – 2007). Accreditation. Retrieved 10 June, 2008, from http://www.jointcommissioninternational.org/22758/
- Medical tourism/ Health tourism/ Plastic surgery/ Alternative medicine/ Cosmetic surgery. (2007). Understanding JCI credentials/ Accreditations. Certification/ International standard/ medical tourism/ hospitals. Retrieved 10 June, 2008, from http://www.placidway.com/article/55
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