The National Authority for Evaluation and Accreditation in Healthcare in Tunisia has awarded accreditation certificates to six healthcare institutions, recognizing their efforts to improve the quality and safety of healthcare services. The accredited institutions include Dehmane, Jamal, and Mateur hospitals, as well as the basic health center in Telabt, Qsarine governorate, Al-Yusr clinic in Sousse governorate, and the ophthalmology clinic in Tunis.
The accreditation process involved an external, independent, and rigorous evaluation of the healthcare institutions' operations and practices. The evaluation aimed to assess the institutions' ability to provide high-quality services, manage risks, and promote collaboration among healthcare professionals. The accreditation certificates were awarded to recognize the institutions' commitment to providing better patient care.
The National Authority for Evaluation and Accreditation in Healthcare in Tunisia is an independent public institution under the supervision of the Ministry of Health. Established in 2012, the authority is responsible for evaluating the quality of healthcare services and accrediting healthcare institutions. The accreditation process is designed to promote quality improvement and patient safety in the healthcare sector.
The six accredited institutions were recognized for their efforts to improve the quality and safety of healthcare services. The accreditation certificates were awarded based on the institutions' performance in areas such as patient care, infection control, and medication management. The certificates are valid for a specific period, after which the institutions will undergo re-evaluation to maintain their accredited status.
The National Authority for Evaluation and Accreditation in Healthcare in Tunisia has been working to promote quality improvement and patient safety in the healthcare sector. The authority has established a set of standards and guidelines for healthcare institutions to follow, and it provides technical assistance and support to institutions seeking accreditation.
The accreditation of healthcare institutions is an important step towards improving the quality and safety of healthcare services in Tunisia. The country's healthcare system has faced challenges in recent years, including a shortage of healthcare professionals and inadequate infrastructure. The accreditation process is expected to help address these challenges by promoting quality improvement and patient safety.
The National Authority for Evaluation and Accreditation in Healthcare in Tunisia plans to continue its work in promoting quality improvement and patient safety in the healthcare sector. The authority will continue to evaluate and accredit healthcare institutions, and it will provide technical assistance and support to institutions seeking accreditation.
Key points
- The National Authority for Evaluation and Accreditation in Healthcare in Tunisia has awarded accreditation certificates to six healthcare institutions.
- The accreditation process involved an external, independent, and rigorous evaluation of the healthcare institutions' operations and practices.
- The accredited institutions include Dehmane, Jamal, and Mateur hospitals, as well as the basic health center in Telabt, Qsarine governorate, Al-Yusr clinic in Sousse governorate, and the ophthalmology clinic in Tunis.
