Archive · 24 May 2025
Sonepur Hospital Assessed for Certification to Improve Maternity Care
Imagine a team came to check the Sonepur hospital to see if it's good enough to get a special certificate.
This certificate means the hospital is really good at taking care of moms and their new babies.
The team looked at different things like how the hospital helps patients, the rights of the patients, what resources the hospital has, if it's clean, and the general care provided.
They want to make sure the hospital is doing a great job, so fewer babies and moms get sick or hurt.
The hospital needs to score well to get the certificate.
If they do, the hospital will be even better at helping moms and newborns.
A LaQshya team assessed the Sonepur hospital for certification.
The certification aims to improve care for mothers and newborns.
The assessment followed eight key parameters.
A national-level audit will follow the initial assessment.
Certification requires a score of at least 70%.
- Who
- A team from the state govt's LaQshya initiative.
- What
- Assessing the Sonepur hospital for certification under the LaQshya program.
- When
- Thursday and Friday (unspecified date)
- Where
- Sonepur sub-divisional hospital in Saran
- Why
- To enhance the quality of care for mothers and newborns and reduce mortality rates.
- Hospital Assessed
- Sonepur sub-divisional hospital, Saran
- Assessing Body
- LaQshya initiative
- Initiative Goal
- Union ministry of health and family welfare
- Primary Objective
- Improve quality of care for mothers and newborns
- Key Parameters Evaluated
- Eight
- Minimum Score for Certification
- 70%