NPİSTANBUL, which received the titles of "Turkey's first Accredited Neuropsychiatry Hospital" in 2012 and "The world's first Accredited Brain Hospital" in 2018, successfully passed the JCI (Joint Commission International) inspection for the fifth time this year. The success of NPİSTANBUL Hospital was registered with the JCI certificate.
NPİSTANBUL Hospital successfully passed the JCI (Joint Commission International) inspection for the fifth time, proving its high standards in healthcare services once again. Awarded a gold medal by JCI during the routine inspection conducted in March, NPİSTANBUL Hospital was officially registered with the JCI certificate sent.
Having received the titles of "Turkey's First Accredited Neuropsychiatry Hospital" in 2012 and "The World's First Accredited Brain Hospital" in 2018, NPİSTANBUL Hospital had also successfully obtained the JCI certificate in the 2015 and 2021 inspections. By repeating the same success this year, it maintained its pioneering position in the field of healthcare.
This success of NPİSTANBUL Hospital reflects the hospital's high standards and goal of excellence in patient care. NPİSTANBUL Hospital takes significant steps in the healthcare field with Üsküdar University, with which it maintains a scientific partnership. Maintaining its title as the only university representing our country within the scope of the "Neuroscience 20-Brain Initiative Project" at the G20 summit with the theme of Turkey's brain base, Üsküdar University continues to raise its standards continuously.
What is JCI (Joint Commission International) Accreditation?
Accreditation is the process by which healthcare organizations are evaluated by an independent body to determine whether they meet the requirements of a set of standards designed to improve the quality of care.
Joint Commission International (JCI), the international arm of the Joint Commission, has been working with healthcare institutions, ministries of health, and global organizations in approximately 80 countries since 1994.
JCI inspectors consist of clinicians who advocate for patient safety
Focusing on improving the safety of patient care through accreditation and certification services, JCI inspectors consist of highly trained clinicians who advocate for patient safety.
Focusing on improving healthcare quality and patient safety with its expertise in infection control, medication safety, patient care and treatment, patient assessment, and facility safety, JCI's standards have been developed by healthcare professionals worldwide and tested in every region of the world. JCI's accreditation decisions are made by an international committee of healthcare professionals.