(To Quoc) – JCI – the world’s leading accreditation organization for international medical quality – has recently announced the 4 Vietnamese hospitals obtaining the JCI’s golden seal.
There are only 4 JCI-accredited private medical institution in Vietnam. Photo: T.L
According to JCI (https://www.jointcommissioninternational.org), there are currently only 4 JCI-accredited hospitals in Vietnam including FV Hospital, Vinmec Times City Hospital, Vinmec Central Park Hospital and Hapiness Intertional Hospital
In particular, FV Hospital is the first and only hospital in Southern Vietnam to have been JCI-accredited for the third time in a row, since its first accreditation in 2016 and second accreditation in 2019. As indicated by JCI, the FV Hospital achieved an impressive score of 98% out of nearly 1,200 rigorous criteria of JCI.
The JCI certification has once again proved the determination of hospitals in Vietnam to become Asia’s leading medical service providers.
This international leading medical quality certification also demonstrates FV’s tireless efforts in meeting comprehensive international standards to ensure the highest safety for their patients, Vinmec Times City Hospital, Vinmec Central Park Hospital and Happy International Hospital.
“JCI standards have become a culture and common daily responsibilities of all hospital staffs. Patient safety has always been the key guideline and embedded in FV team’s subconscious mind”, affirmed Jean-Marcel Guillon, General Director, MD.
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