Strengthening Quality Assurance & Accreditation in Nagaland
In partnership with the Government of Nagaland, NABH is leading a capacity-building programme aimed at sensitising healthcare administrators—both public and private—on quality standards and accreditation pathways. Through focused workshops, this initiative equips stakeholders with essential tools and frameworks to initiate improvements in healthcare delivery systems.
As healthcare services evolve in the region, it is vital to prepare institutions for structured quality improvement. This collaboration lays the groundwork for regulatory compliance, enhances patient safety, and builds a culture of continuous improvement—setting the stage for formal accreditation in the future.
To train healthcare leaders and administrators across Nagaland in quality assurance frameworks, operational standards, and accreditation readiness, thereby promoting safer, standardised, and more accountable healthcare systems in the state.
- Increases awareness of NABH standards among health administrators in both public and private sectors.
- Builds practical understanding of accreditation procedures and regulatory compliance.
- Strengthens institutional readiness for audits, documentation, and assessments.
- Promotes evidence-based management and continuous quality improvement.
- Encourages structured SOPs for clinical and administrative operations.
- Improves governance, accountability, and service delivery efficiency.
- Supports long-term planning for infrastructure and quality investments.
- Establishes a foundation for future certification and national recognition.