Common use of Accreditation Status Clause in Contracts

Accreditation Status. 3.1 The accreditation status shall be granted for a specific period each time. This accreditation status may be subject to conditions, as elsewhere expressed in the relevant accreditation procedure. 3.2 For each specific period, the Healthcare Organization / Hospital receives a certificate from the NABH which states the accreditation status of the Healthcare Organization / Hospital and declares what it specifically refers to. 3.3 The NABH sets up the accreditation process in such a way that the Healthcare Organization / Hospital, should meet the requirements set by the NABH, can enjoy a continuous accreditation status subject to terms and conditions set for accreditation process from time to time. 3.4 The Healthcare Organization / Hospital has the right to announce the accreditation status in all its communications. In relation to this, it will refrain from suggesting more or other than what is referred to in the declaration on the certificate. The Healthcare Organization / Hospital may use the NABH Accreditation Xxxx according to the guidelines which are published on the website of the NABH, using the format as provided by the NABH. Authorized Signatory (HCO) Authorized Signatory (NABH) 3.5 When, during the terms of validity of the accreditation status, facts or circumstances occur or facts or circumstances become known which the Healthcare Organization / Hospital in all reasonableness understands to be important for the judgment of the NABH about the accreditation status or the conditions attached to it, the Healthcare Organization / Hospital will report them to the NABH as quickly as possible and at most within 15 days, in writing. 3.6 The NABH mandates the Healthcare organization/Hospital to submit the Key Performance Indicators (KPI) as per the procedure laid down by the NABH. 3.7 The NABH reserves the right to conduct the surprise assessment of an accredited HCO as per the NABH Policy and Procedure for Surprise Visit to an Accredited Hospital. 3.8 The NABH may decide to defer the accreditation status on the grounds as stated in NABH Policies and Procedures for dealing with adverse and other decisions.

Accreditation Status. 3.1 The accreditation status shall be granted for a specific period each time. This accreditation status may be subject to conditions, as elsewhere expressed in the relevant accreditation procedure. 3.2 For each specific period, the Healthcare Organization / Hospital receives a certificate from the NABH which states the accreditation status of the Healthcare Organization / Hospital and declares what it specifically refers to. 3.3 The NABH sets up the accreditation process in such a way that the Healthcare Organization / HospitalOrganization, should meet the requirements set by the NABH, can enjoy a continuous accreditation status subject to terms and conditions set for accreditation process from time to time. 3.4 The Healthcare Organization / Hospital has the right to announce the accreditation status in all its communications. In relation to this, it will refrain from suggesting more or other than what is referred to in the declaration on the certificate. The Healthcare Organization / Hospital may use the NABH Accreditation Xxxx Mark according to the guidelines which are published on the website of the NABH, using the format as provided by the NABH. Authorized Signatory (HCO) Authorized Signatory (NABH). 3.5 When, during the terms of validity of the accreditation status, facts or circumstances occur or facts or circumstances become known which the Healthcare Organization / Hospital in all reasonableness understands to be important for the judgment of the NABH about the accreditation status or the conditions attached to it, the Healthcare Organization / Hospital will report them to the NABH as quickly as possible and at most within 15 days, in writing. 3.6 The NABH mandates the Healthcare organization/Hospital organization to submit the Key Performance Indicators (KPI) as per the procedure laid down by the NABH. 3.7 The NABH reserves the right to conduct the surprise assessment of an accredited HCO as per the NABH Policy and Procedure for Surprise Visit to an Accredited HospitalHealthcare Organization. 3.8 The NABH may decide to defer the accreditation status on the grounds as stated in NABH Policies and Procedures for dealing with adverse and other decisions.in

Accreditation Status. 3.1 3.1. The accreditation status shall be granted for a specific period each time. This accreditation status may be subject to conditions, as elsewhere expressed in the relevant accreditation procedure. 3.2 3.2. For each specific period, the Healthcare Organization / Hospital receives a an accreditation certificate from the NABH which states the accreditation status of the Healthcare Organization / Hospital and declares what it specifically refers to. 3.3 3.3. The NABH sets up the accreditation process in such a way that the Healthcare Organization / Hospital, should meet the requirements set by the NABH, can enjoy a continuous accreditation status subject to terms and conditions set for accreditation process from time to time. 3.4 3.4. The Healthcare Organization / Hospital has the right to announce the accreditation status in all its communications. In relation to this, it will refrain from suggesting more or other than what is referred to in the declaration on the accreditation certificate. The Healthcare Organization / Hospital may use the logo of the NABH Accreditation Xxxx according to the guidelines which are published on the website of the NABH, using the format as provided by the NABH. 3.5. Authorized Signatory (HCO) Authorized Signatory (NABH) 3.5 When, during the terms of validity of the accreditation status, facts or circumstances occur or facts or circumstances become known which the Healthcare Organization / Hospital in all reasonableness understands to be important for the judgment of the NABH about the accreditation status or the conditions attached to it, the Healthcare Organization / Hospital will report them to the NABH as quickly as possible and at most within 15 days, in writing. 3.6 The NABH mandates the Healthcare organization/Hospital to submit the Key Performance Indicators (KPI) as per the procedure laid down by the NABH. 3.7 The NABH reserves the right to conduct the surprise assessment of an accredited HCO as per the NABH Policy and Procedure for Surprise Visit to an Accredited Hospital. 3.8 3.6. The NABH may decide to defer the accreditation status on the grounds as stated in of NABH Policies and Procedures for dealing with adverse and other decisionsdecisions (NABH- PROC_ADVERSE DECISIONS as published on NABH website). 3.7. Policy and procedure for dealing with adverse decisions against accredited Healthcare Organization / Hospital is mentioned below.

Accreditation Status. 3.1 3.1. The accreditation status shall be granted for a specific period each time. This accreditation status may be subject to conditions, as elsewhere expressed in the relevant accreditation procedure. 3.2 3.2. For each specific period, the Healthcare Organization / Hospital receives a an accreditation certificate from the NABH which states the accreditation status of the Healthcare Organization / Hospital and declares what it specifically refers to. 3.3 3.3. The NABH sets up the accreditation process in such a way that the Healthcare Organization / Hospital, should meet the requirements set by the NABH, can enjoy a continuous accreditation status subject to terms and conditions set for accreditation process from time to time. 3.4 3.4. The Healthcare Organization / Hospital has the right to announce the accreditation status in all its communications. In relation to this, it will refrain from suggesting more or other than what is referred to in the declaration on the accreditation certificate. The Healthcare Organization / Hospital may use the logo of the NABH Accreditation Xxxx according to the guidelines which are published on the website of the NABH, using the format as provided by the NABH. 3.5. Authorized Signatory (HCO) Authorized Signatory (NABH) 3.5 When, during the terms of validity of the accreditation status, facts or circumstances occur or facts or circumstances become known which the Healthcare Organization / Hospital in all reasonableness understands to be important for the judgment of the NABH about the accreditation status or the conditions attached to it, the Healthcare Organization / Hospital will report them to the NABH as quickly as possible and at most within 15 days, in writing. 3.6 The NABH mandates the Healthcare organization/Hospital to submit the Key Performance Indicators (KPI) as per the procedure laid down by the NABH. 3.7 The NABH reserves the right to conduct the surprise assessment of an accredited HCO as per the NABH Policy and Procedure for Surprise Visit to an Accredited Hospital. 3.8 3.6. The NABH may decide to defer the accreditation status on the grounds as stated in of NABH Policies and Procedures for dealing with adverse and other decisionsdecisions (NABH-PROC_ADVERSE DECISIONS as published on NABH website). 3.7. Policy and procedure for dealing with adverse decisions against accredited Healthcare Organization / Hospital is mentioned below.

Accreditation Status. 3.1 The accreditation status shall be granted for a specific period each time. This accreditation status may be subject to conditions, as elsewhere expressed in the relevant accreditation procedure. 3.2 For each specific period, the Healthcare Organization / Hospital receives a certificate from the NABH which states the accreditation status of the Healthcare Organization / Hospital and declares what it specifically refers to. 3.3 The NABH sets up the accreditation process in such a way that the Healthcare Organization / Hospital, should meet the requirements set by the NABH, can enjoy a continuous accreditation status subject to terms and conditions set for accreditation process from time to time.. about:blank 4/10 3.4 The Healthcare Organization / Hospital has the right to announce the accreditation status in all its communications. In relation to this, it will refrain from suggesting more or other than what is referred to in the declaration on the certificate. The Healthcare Organization / Hospital may use the NABH Accreditation Xxxx Mark according to the guidelines which are published on the website of the NABH, using the format as provided by the NABH. Authorized Signatory (HCO) Authorized Signatory (NABH). 3.5 When, during the terms of validity of the accreditation status, facts or circumstances occur or facts or circumstances become known which the Healthcare Organization / Hospital in all reasonableness understands to be important for the judgment of the NABH about the accreditation status or the conditions attached to it, the Healthcare Organization / Hospital will report them to the NABH as quickly as possible and at most within 15 days, in writing. 3.6 The NABH mandates the Healthcare organization/Hospital to submit the Key Performance Indicators (KPI) as per the procedure laid down by the NABH. 3.7 The NABH reserves the right to conduct the surprise assessment of an accredited HCO as per the NABH Policy and Procedure for Surprise Visit to an Accredited Hospital. 3.8 The NABH may decide to defer the accreditation status on the grounds as stated in NABH Policies and Procedures for dealing with adverse and other decisions.in