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Five Meghalaya Health Centres Awarded National Quality Certification
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🗓 06 Nov 2026, 05:02 PM
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Five health centres in Meghalaya have received the National Quality Certification, marking a significant step toward improved healthcare standards in the state.
The National Quality Certification has been awarded to five health centres located across Meghalaya, recognising their adherence to national standards of patient care and safety.
This certification, part of a nationwide effort to elevate healthcare quality, ensures that the centres meet rigorous criteria in areas such as clinical governance, infection control, and patient rights.
Health officials say the award will boost public confidence and encourage more patients to seek care at these facilities.
The certification process involved a comprehensive audit and on‑site evaluation, after which the centres were found to meet all required benchmarks.
The state health department plans to support further quality improvement initiatives across other healthcare facilities in Meghalaya.
This certification, part of a nationwide effort to elevate healthcare quality, ensures that the centres meet rigorous criteria in areas such as clinical governance, infection control, and patient rights.
Health officials say the award will boost public confidence and encourage more patients to seek care at these facilities.
The certification process involved a comprehensive audit and on‑site evaluation, after which the centres were found to meet all required benchmarks.
The state health department plans to support further quality improvement initiatives across other healthcare facilities in Meghalaya.