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One of the methods has been setting standard operating procedures (SOPs) for every procedure. Setting SOPs is the first step in the right direction. The National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers (NABH) has standardised these SOPs. It has also provided a scientific method and tool for implementing and evaluating hospital procedures. This blog highlights how NABH standards help in adhering to SOPs.

One of the methods has been setting standard operating procedures (SOPs) for every procedure. Setting SOPs is the first step in the right direction. The National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers (NABH) has standardised these SOPs. It has also provided a scientific method and tool for implementing and evaluating hospital procedures. This blog highlights how NABH standards help in adhering to SOPs.

One of the methods has been setting standard operating procedures (SOPs) for every procedure. Setting SOPs is the first step in the right direction. The National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers (NABH) has standardised these SOPs. It has also provided a scientific method and tool for implementing and evaluating hospital procedures. This blog highlights how NABH standards help in adhering to SOPs.

One of the methods has been setting standard operating procedures (SOPs) for every procedure. Setting SOPs is the first step in the right direction. The National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers (NABH) has standardised these SOPs. It has also provided a scientific method and tool for implementing and evaluating hospital procedures. This blog highlights how NABH standards help in adhering to SOPs.

In this blog, I share some of my thoughts on how healthcare can learn from the technological disruptions in other industries, both in the consumer and the service provider space. In particular, I want to talk about two technologies – the QR code and the democratization of mobile apps for directing/accepting work requests.

In this blog, I share some of my thoughts on how healthcare can learn from the technological disruptions in other industries, both in the consumer and the service provider space. In particular, I want to talk about two technologies – the QR code and the democratization of mobile apps for directing/accepting work requests.

In this blog, I share some of my thoughts on how healthcare can learn from the technological disruptions in other industries, both in the consumer and the service provider space. In particular, I want to talk about two technologies – the QR code and the democratization of mobile apps for directing/accepting work requests.

Is a CRM system necessary in the medical industry? The answer is maybe. While there are many benefits to using a CRM in healthcare, it’s not without its drawbacks. Here we’ll explore what CRM is and what it is not, so you can make an informed decision about whether or not to implement one in your own healthcare organisation.

Hospitalisation is a stressful part of the healthcare journey for patients of all ages. This is because of the unpleasant hospital environment and losing control over their day-to-day lives. Patients and their loved ones deeply care about convenience, comfort, and accessibility during their hospital stay.

Arab Health, one of the most prestigious healthcare conferences, is back. If you are involved in running a hospital, the show offers many innovative solutions that can help you transform your care delivery process. With the event featuring 3,500+ exhibitors, it can get tricky to find the relevant booths for your requirements. Here are 7 booths that no hospital leader can afford to miss at the event.