Centre for Education and Training (CET)
About CET
CET was set up to create awareness and build a skilled workforce through offering:
- Training as per various accreditation standards being offered under Centre for
International Accreditation (CIA) including but not limited to ISO 15189, ISO/IEC
17025, ISO 20387, ISO/IEC 17043, ISO/IEC 17020, ISO 17034 - Training on various related topics for Conformity Assessment Bodies (CABs) such as
risk assessment, measurement uncertainty, sample collection & transport etc. - Training as per various accreditation standards being offered under Centre for
Accreditation of Health and Social Care (CAHSC) - Training on various other topics such as infection prevention & control, risk
management, continuous quality improvement, medication safety, patient safety
etc. - Accreditation/ Endorsement of training and education programmes
- Technical Support Service (TSS) for healthcare facilities/ organisations for different
accreditation programmes being offered under QAI’s CAHSC. Such TSS can only be
sought for (A) Technical Review of the Self-Assessment Tool and (B) training of staff
in relation to specific accreditation standard. TSS does not offer any consultancy to
help in documentation and preparation for accreditation.
QAI-CET Technical Support Service (CET TSS);
QAI’s Centre for Education & Training (QAI CET) will be happy to provide Technical Support Service (TSS) to healthcare facilities/ organisations for different accreditation programmes being offered under QAI’s Centre for Accreditation of Health & Social Care (QAI CAHSC). Such TSS can only be sought for (A) Technical Review of the Self-Assessment Tool and (B) training of staff in relation to specific accreditation standard. TSS does not offer any consultancy to help in documentation and prepartion for accreditation. TSS is currently available for the following accreditation programmes of CAHSC:
Training Calendar
PFPSF Patient Education Material
What is Patient Safety?
Patient safety has become an increasingly important concern as healthcare delivery becomes more specialized and complex. The provision of healthcare requires seamless coordination among healthcare teams, and when communication breaks down, medical harm can occur. Many safety protocols in healthcare systems may fail to function as intended, leading to avoidable harm to patients. It is now widely acknowledged that patients themselves can play a significant role in minimizing such harm.
What is the Patients for Patient Safety Foundation?
The Patients for Patient Safety Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to:
Patient Education Materials
We are pleased to offer a variety of patient education materials, generously provided by Patients for Patient Safety Foundation, India. We encourage healthcare providers to utilize these valuable resources to engage patients in safety matters, which are essential to delivering safe and high-quality care.
PFPSF Patient Education Material Links
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A healthcare facility/organisation interested in seeking TSS may please reach out to CET TSS
Note: The use of QAI’s CET Technical Support Service (QAI CET TSS) is not necessary to obtain QAI CAHSC Accreditation, nor does it influence the granting of such accreditation.
FAQ’s About The Service
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