2. Mercedes – A White Elephant???
MYTHS regarding costing of NABH
• Consultancy: 5 lac
• OT Renovation: 20 lac
• Hospital Renovations / modifications/ development: 1 lac
per bed
• Recurring expenses: Extra staff, Quality Managers, Safety
Managers, Legal Fees, Accreditation Fees/Renewal.
• Can a SHCO BEAR IT????
3. But it is a myth:
Quality is Economical: (Save on costing)
• Consultancy: Hire yourself.
• Read NABH guidelines again & again before renovations
• Plan recurring expenses as per your requirement; not as
per consultant's requirement
4. Increase your turn over
• Consider Quality expenses just like your land, building &
equipment expenses.
• Consider Recurring expenses like your advertisement
expenses.
• Turnover Addition by:
-New Clients- Empanelments
-More revisits due to patient satisfaction
-More charges due to better quality services
5. Cost of quality/Cost of poor quality
– Prevention Cost
– Appraisal Costs
– Internal Failures
– External Failures
6. Prevention Costs
• Defining your scope &
Quality policy
• Define specifications of
medicines & consumables
• Training of staff
• Preventive maintenance of
equipments
Apprasial Costs
• Appraisal of suppliers &
Service providers
• Appraisal of staff
7. Internal Failures
• Check before treating a
patient
• Pilling of stock & Scrap
• Re explorations
• Service failures &
equipment breakdowns
External Failures
• Deficiency discovered by
patient
• Loss of clientage
• Complaints & Litigations
• Compensations
Thinking of an average person.
Related to myths regarding NABH costing
Facts figures and problems
SHCO with an annual turn over of 25 lac can not spend 30-40 lac on NABH with 5 lac per annum additional recurring expense.
Read nabh guidelines again and again before renovations, modifications and development.
Many things are just money making business for some people engaged in hospital infrastructure developments.
Charge anything in the name of nabh accreditation for healthcare services.
Consultants can add many more things on their own which are mandatory