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Find out moreThe IHF welcomes the Catholic Health Association (CHA) among its Premier Members. CHA advances the Catholic health ministry of the United States in caring for people and communities. With more than 600 hospitals and 1,600 long-term care and other health facilities in all 50 states, it is the largest group of non-profit health care providers in the country.
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The 34th edition of Visão Hospitalar Magazine of the Brazilian Hospital Federation (FBH) is now available. It features an article by IHF Programme Manager Alexandra Gray titled “BUILDING THE ‘NEW NORMAL’: harnessing transformations from the COVID-19 pandemic” which can be found on page 14.
FBH invites all IHF members to submit articles on important topics in the health sector to share perspectives and experiences from outside Brazil with local healthcare leaders and professionals. The next edition comes out in a couple of months and if you’re interested, you can submit your articles to Jaqueline Rodrigues.
The Health Care Accreditation Council (HCAC) is Jordan and the region’s only nonprofit ISQua accredited institution dedicated to improving the quality of health care services and promoting patient safety through accreditation, consultation and capacity building.
Established in 2007, HCAC now reaps the fruits of its experiences in driving change at the primary and tertiary care levels, through the generation of empowered teams, and by engaging a network of experts from practitioners to academia. HCAC works horizontally for overall services and vertically on specific topics such as family planning and reproductive health, non-communicable diseases, and emergency care. hcac.jo