NABH definition
Examples of NABH in a sentence
For any adverse events/ incidents occurring in Healthcare Organization / Hospital, NABH shall not bear any responsibility in whatsoever manner.
From the date of obtaining the NABH accreditation the applicable rates shall be the rates applicable in NABH accredited hospital.
The Concessionaire shall procure that access, assessment and continuity of care, care of Patients, management of medication, Patient rights and education, infection control and continuous quality improvement are in accordance with the applicable sections of NABH.
For avoidance of doubt it is clarified that the CGHS rates prior to obtaining of the NABH shall be the rates applicable in non-NABH Accredited hospitals.
The appointment shall be made no later than 180 (one hundred and eighty) days from the Execution Date and shall expire upon NABH accreditation in accordance with Clause 21.4.
NABH work is mainly to operate accreditation, certification and allied programs in collaboration with stakeholders merely focusing on patient safety and quality of healthcare based upon National / International Standards, through process of self (internal survey) and external evaluation.
The Concessionaire shall, within 8 years from Appointed Date or COD of Phase II, whichever is earlier, procure the related NABH accreditation and thereafter maintain throughout the Concession Period, including Phase III, NABH Accreditation for the Project, and shall provide a certified copy thereof including its renewals to the Authority forthwith.
Project Interim Milestone - 11: Dry run and soft launch and achievement of COD of Phase-I (a) Development of standard operating procedures, work instructions and policies as per NABH guidelines for Phase-I; and (b) Commencement of commercial operations of Phase-I.
The Govt / Trust provide additional incentive for NABH accredited Hospitals.
The Service Provider agrees to meet pre-accreditation status for NABH within 2 years of Empanelment under full accreditation within 4 years of Empanelment.