AKUH, N was the first hospital in East Africa to achieve the prestigious JCI quality standard in 2013 and has been successfully reaccredited every three years since then, underscoring its unwavering commitment to safe, reliable, and patient-centered care. “By opening ourselves to an external, internationally recognised audit process and consistently passing it, we are showing our commitment to benchmarking our care with the best hospitals globally,” said Rashid Khalani, AKUH, N CEO. JCI accreditation is the gold standard for health care providers, signifying that a hospital has been independently evaluated and confirmed to meet rigorous global standards for quality and patient safety. Hospitals undergo an audit every three years before they can be re-accredited.