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City hospital receives ‘Green OT’ cert
Continental Hospitals adherence to stringent infection control policies and hygiene conditions was recognised with the presentation of Green Operation Theater (OT) certificate. The certificate was awarded by Rammohan Rao from Bureau Veritas and Kausik Bhattacharya National Sales Manager of Abbot India on Wednesday.
Gachibowli: Continental Hospitals adherence to stringent infection control policies and hygiene conditions was recognised with the presentation of Green Operation Theater (OT) certificate. The certificate was awarded by Rammohan Rao from Bureau Veritas and Kausik Bhattacharya National Sales Manager of Abbot India on Wednesday.
On receiving the certificate CEO of Continental Hospitals Faisal Siddiqui said, “The Green OT certification is a vital addition to our growing list of accreditations.
As a hospital that is already NABH, NABH Nursing as well as JCI accredited, Green OT reflects our commitment to environment and patient friendly working practices in our Operation Theatres.
Implementing the standards as prescribed by the certificate, we will be able to increase the overall efficiency, safety and quality of our OT processes, with minimized risk of infection to our patients who have undergone surgical procedures.”
The Green OT certification was initiated to promote sustainable healthcare delivery and create a benchmark for performance in (OT) across India. It is a first-in-the-world certification and the first ‘Make in India’ certification protocol developed by Bureau Veritas in association with Abbott India and multi hospital stakeholders.
