Quality Healthcare And Beyond – PSRI Perspective
Express Healthcare|June 2018

Dr Dipak Shukla, CEO, PSRI Hospital, gives an overview of how PSRI provides quality

Quality Healthcare And Beyond – PSRI Perspective

PUSHPAWATI SINGHANIA Hospital & Research Institute (PSRI Hospital) is a nationally and internationally reputed tertiary health care institution promoted by JK Organization. Institute started in 1996 with the Super Specialities of Gastroenterology, GI Surgery, nephrology and urology including kidney transplant surgeries.

In last one year, PSRI Institute has added cardiac sciences, neurosciences, orthopaedic and joint replacement and liver transplant programme as the new four super specialities along with general medicine, general surgery, gynaecology, ENT, psychiatry and clinical psychology etc. were added to the institute. Apart from all these speciality, PSRI Hospital is equipped with world class state-of-the-art 42-bedded critical care unit.

Since the inception of the institute, quality in healthcare has been central through the planning and operations of all the clinical disciplines and support services. To ensure quality and well defined patient care protocols, institute was accredited by ISO 9001:2008 in the year 2007. Subsequently institute got accredited by NABH for all the clinical disciplines in 2012 and NABL Accreditation for the Lab Medicine department in the year 2010. It is quality conscious approach, which enabled the institute to attain levels to have these prestigious quality accreditations, in due course of time.

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