Damascus-Sana
The General Authority of the Syrian Arab Red Crescent Hospital received today the ISO 9001-2015 certificate related to the development of medical work and the provision of services of the best quality for specific departments are intensive care and auricular division and hormone laboratory and revenue department and the Directorate of Training and Rehabilitation and biological infusion unit that serves patients with joints, digestive and skin.
Al-Haddad pointed to the importance of hospitals to obtain quality certificate in supporting medical tourism in Syria, especially from neighboring countries, noting the efforts of medical and technical staff in the hospital, which contributed to obtain the certificate and continue to work to achieve its requirements in other sections of the hospital.
Eng. Safwan Yousef, representative of the Royal Crown Academy, which deals with qualification and training and accredited by ISO certification bodies in America and Britain, said that the Syrian Arab Red Crescent Hospital awarded the ISO certificate to achieve international standards related to the improvement of infrastructure and services provided and the arrangement of documents. Certified auditor globally.
He pointed out that the certificate is renewed annually to become permanent after three years. After the first year, the hospital is evaluated through two supervisory visits in the second and third years by internationally accredited specialists to evaluate the quality preservation and evaluate its development. He pointed out that the hospital is ISO certified in the list of international hospitals on the Internet.
The Syrian Arab Red Crescent Hospital, one of the hospitals of the Ministry of Health, was established in 1982 and includes a number of departments, including general, internal and digestive surgery, intensive care, radiology, laboratory and outpatient clinics.It is the second hospital to receive the certificate after the General Authority of Al-Basel Hospital for Cardiology and Surgery in 2017.
Ines Svan