Anadolu Medical Center is proud to be the first hospital in Turkey to be assessed against the 8th edition of the standards of Joint Commission International (JCI), one of the world’s most prestigious organisations in quality and patient safety, and to have been accredited for the seventh time.
Recognised as the “gold standard” of global healthcare, JCI accreditation was first obtained by the hospital in 2007; since then it has been successfully renewed every three years.
During the accreditation, experienced JCI experts examined the hospital in detail for a week across many areas — first and foremost person-centred care, clinical quality and patient safety.
What JCI accreditation means for patients
High-quality, safe care means that diagnosis and treatment are provided by competent teams, in line with the most up-to-date and reliable scientific guidelines. At the same time, every possible measure is taken to protect the patient from any harm arising from the care process itself — and that is precisely what “patient safety” means.