Motivation, support and cooperation by health care professional towards achieving accreditation at a small sized HIV laboratory in government hospital

Authors

  • Sherwal B L
  • Rakshit P
  • Suri S
  • Gupta P
  • Jais M
  • Gogoi S
  • Nayak R
  • Dutta R

Abstract

Accreditation is understood as a procedure by which

an authoritative body gives formal recognition that

an organization is competent to carry out specific

tasks as given in the terms and definition in ISO

15189:2012.1,2 In India, NABL is an autonomous body

whose objective is to provide third party assessment

of quality and technical competence.3,4

Author Biographies

Sherwal B L

Director Professor, Department of

Microbiology, LHMC, Vice Principal,

Additional Medical Superintendent

SSKH& KSCH Hospitals, New Delhi –

110001

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Rakshit P

Central Research Institute (CRI),

Kasauli, H.P

 

Suri S

Senior Resident, Department of

Microbiology, Quality Manager, Center

for HIV Testing (CHT), LHMC

Gupta P

Assistant Professor, Department of

Microbiology, LHMC, New Delhi – 110001

 

Jais M

Professor, Department of Microbiology,

LHMC, New Delhi – 110001

 

Gogoi S

Senior Resident, Department of

Microbiology, LHMC, New Delhi – 110001

 

Nayak R

Technical Officer, CHT, Department of

Microbiology, LHMC, New Delhi – 110001

 

 

Dutta R

Director Professor, Department of

Microbiology, LHMC, New Delhi – 110001

 

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Published

2024-08-18

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 6 (2014): Global Journal of Medicine & Public Health

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