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Thennur UPHC gets NQAS certification

Thennur UPHC gets NQAS certification

Time of India17-06-2025
Trichy: Trichy corporation's Thennur urban primary health centre (UPHC) was accredited with the National Quality Assurance Standards (NQAS) certification by the National Health Systems Resource Centre (NHSRC) for maintaining standard medical infrastructure and providing quality healthcare.
The centre secured an overall score of 90.5%.
A team of two doctors conducted an assessment involving document verifications, interviewing medical officers, nurses, and patients at the UPHC on June 9 and 10, and it provided scores for 35 sub-components.
In parameters such as preventive and curative services, providing services as per local needs, maintenance and upkeep of equipment, diagnostic services, and newborn and childcare, the UPHC scored above 90% marks. However, in parameters such as services covered under the national health programme, adequate staff, continuity of care and management of records, family planning services, and sexual health services, it scored below 90% marks.
Health officer M Vijay Chandran said around 25% of the 3 lakh reward will be used for providing incentives to staff and remaining to improve the infrastructure of the UPHC.
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