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JCI Accreditation is both beneficial and disadvantageous to healthcare providers. What I feel most of the healthcare providers are getting JCI for the sake of marketing and make some big American companies supply patients to them.

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Latest Activity: Nov. 12, 2009

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Mubbashir

Push tactics by US Companies and Us Employer organzations/ insurers to promote JCI.

In one week time, years and history's biggest Medical Tourism gathering is starting in LA under MTA. My experience says, that most of the talk will revolve around JCI Accredited foreign hospitals, mo…

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Started by Mubbashir Oct. 20, 2009.

Mubbashir

Accreditation just for sake of marketing OR accreditation purely for quality purpose. If so, why not local accreditationans why US companies/ insurers ask for JCI as a criterion for patient referral ?

Most of us, in healthcare business know very well that hospitals from around the world, may it be India, Malaysia, Jordan, Singapore or you name any other big Medical Tourism destination, get JCI acc…

Started by Mubbashir Sep. 12, 2009.

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Parshav Comment by Parshav on September 12, 2009 at 6:21am
By nation i intend to say that people of USA would surely rely on their own accreditatiomn body more when a situation of comparision comes in.
Parshav Comment by Parshav on September 12, 2009 at 6:20am
I partly agree with Prof. Green but then, we also need to think that It is one of THE prominent body in field and from a nation that has the highest no. of people that may opt for MT (Medical Tourism). Again the standards that are mentioned by JCI are best and not so easy to comply with. Also who is not marketing today? Its a tight rope situation... is not it ?? Feedback awaited pls.
Ashok Panda Comment by Ashok Panda on September 11, 2009 at 5:30pm
Congratulations Dr.Mubbashir. on pioneering the act of stimulating the thought process of approving or not the accreditation offered by agencies .

Prof.Green congratulations on carrying on the path and adding another pearl to the string.
Professor Steve Green Comment by Professor Steve Green on September 11, 2009 at 5:06pm
Hi all,

JCI is only one form of hospital accreditation. It is a US-based private sector company, and is therefore a just a commodity to spend money on, like a car, a laptop or a McDonald hamburger.

Where there is a commodity, there should be choice and competition.

Choice is of course the very lifeblood of a free market capitalist economy and I very much hope that, in the spirit of competition and free trade, people will look at what they are getting for their money before parting with it!

In the spirit of providing the readership with choice, and providing competition, I have started a discussion entitled "Trent Accreditation - Yes or No?".

Best wishes,

Steve
 

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Mubbashir Ashok Panda Professor Steve Green Parshav Raghav Sharma Adnan Ahmed Mark Dyer Jade Harvey Sikarin Lynn Jencharoenwong Bandar Sh. Al-anazi Medical Portal Dot Asia Cathy Evans Mario Marinov
 
 
 

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