In a significant achievement, P. D. Hinduja Hospital and Medical Research Centre proudly announces its recognition as a Centre for Quality Promotion (CQP) by the Consortium of Accredited Healthcare Organizations (CAHO) in India.

CAHO has introduced the concept of CQP to broaden the impact of its quality initiatives across the healthcare landscape nationwide.

These designated centres, comprising accredited healthcare organizations with trained quality implementers, play a vital role in raising awareness about patient safety and healthcare quality, particularly among smaller and medium-sized healthcare entities.

Expressing delight over this recognition, Joy Chakraborty, COO of P. D. Hinduja Hospital and Medical Research Centre, stated, "We are extremely honoured to be recognised by CAHO as a Centre for Quality Promotion. Quality healthcare and patient safety have been at the core of everything we do at P. D. Hinduja Hospital. It is our culture to strive for quality without any compromise."

The hospital is renowned for its various quality control initiatives, including six sigma and 5S projects, and consistently conducts training programs to enhance the quality of its services. Chakraborty emphasized that this recognition reaffirms their commitment to excellence in healthcare delivery and patient outcomes.

Dr. Vijay Agarwal, President of CAHO, commented, "We are proud to announce P. D. Hinduja Hospital’s recognition as a CAHO accredited Centre for Quality Promotion, underscoring our commitment to advancing patient safety nationwide."

Gautam Khanna, CEO of P. D. Hinduja Hospital and Medical Research Centre, highlighted the significance of the recognition, stating, "This recognition is an outcome of our long-standing commitment to provide world-class, quality healthcare for all."

As a CAHO-accredited Centre for Quality Promotion, P. D. Hinduja Hospital aims to extend its commitment beyond its facility, collaborating with other healthcare organizations in Mumbai and beyond to enhance their quality management practices, promote patient safety, and improve overall outcomes.