Health and Wellness Commission accreditation is a form of accreditation of healthcare organizations, products, services, etc. by the National Health and Wellness Commission (NHWC). The certification is a national authority's recognition and accreditation of medical institutions, products, and services, representing their compliance with relevant health and wellness standards and norms within a certain range. Through accreditation, the quality and safety level of medical institutions, products and services can be improved to protect public health.
Healthcare Commission accreditation is mainly for medical institutions, products and services. The accreditation of medical institutions focuses on the safety and quality of their medical equipment, technology and personnel to safeguard the health and safety of patients. The certification of products focuses on the quality, efficacy, safety and other requirements to protect the interests and safety of consumers. The certification of services focuses on the content and quality of services in health care, preventive health care, and health knowledge popularization.
The certification of the Healthcare Commission is of great significance in the field of healthcare. It can improve the safety and quality of medical institutions, products and services, and promote the standardization and overall level of health care services. The certification signifies that the medical institutions, products and services have been recognized by the Health Commission, providing the public with a choice of trust, and providing a guarantee for building integrity in health care and maintaining the order of the medical market.