Quality & Accreditation

Understanding PREM (Patient Reported Experience Measures) and PROM (Patient Reported Outcome Measures) is crucial for improving healthcare quality and patient care. PREM focuses on assessing patient satisfaction by gathering feedback on their healthcare experience, including communication, comfort, and overall service quality. PROM, on the other hand, evaluates the effectiveness of treatments by measuring outcomes directly reported by patients, such as pain levels, functionality, and quality of life. By effectively utilizing PREM and PROM, healthcare institutions can gain valuable insights into both patient satisfaction and treatment outcomes, ultimately leading to better patient-centered care. #PatientCare #HealthcareQuality #PREM #PROM #PatientExperience #TreatmentOutcomes #PatientSatisfaction #QualityOfLife #PatientCenteredCare #HealthcareImprovement #OutcomeMeasures #HealthcareInsights #BetterCare #MedicalFeedback #HealthcareMetrics #PatientVoice #EffectiveHealthcare

Significant updates have been made to the International Patient Safety Goals (IPSG)! As part of the recent changes, verbal orders, bundle compliances, and fall prevention have been removed from the main goals and redistributed into various other chapters. This restructuring aims to provide more focused guidance and enhance specific safety practices across healthcare facilities. These updates reflect the ongoing efforts to improve patient safety and ensure that standards are clear, relevant, and effectively implemented in daily healthcare practices. #PatientSafety #IPSGUpdates #HealthcareStandards #PatientCare #HealthcareSafety #SafetyGoals #HospitalStandards #QualityCare #HealthcareImprovements #SafeHealthcare #MedicalStandards #PatientWellbeing #HealthcarePractices #SafetyCompliance #ClinicalExcellence #PatientSupport #HealthcareQuality #SafetyFirst #HealthcareLeadership

*Paving the Way for JCI Accreditation at U.N. Mehta Institute of Cardiology, Ahmedabad* In collaboration with the U.N. Mehta Institute of Cardiology & Research Centre, we conducted a key gap assessment, initiating their journey toward JCI Accreditation and elevating global healthcare standards. #JCIAccreditation #GlobalHealthcare #QualityStandards #UNMehtaInstitute #HealthcareExcellence #AccreditationJourney #PatientSafety #HealthcareLeadership #AstronInstitute #CollaborativeSuccess #HealthcareInnovation #GlobalStandards #ElevatingCare #CardiologyLeadership #AccreditationGoals #ExcellenceInHealthcare #TransformingHealthcare #JCIReady #GlobalImpact #AstronCollaboration

🌟✨ Happy New Year 2025! ✨🌟 As we step into 2025, Astron Group sends warm wishes for health, happiness, and success to all. 🎉🥂 Here's to new beginnings, endless possibilities, and achieving greatness together! #HappyNewYear2025 #AstronGroup #NewBeginnings #CelebrateSuccess

🎥✨ A Year to Remember! ✨🎥 Join us as we reflect on an incredible journey filled with achievements, awards, and unforgettable celebrations. 🏆🎉 This year has been nothing short of extraordinary, from milestones reached to accolades received by Yash Paul Bhatia and the Astron Group. 🌟 Here's to growth, excellence, and many more moments to celebrate together! Happy New Year 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 #AstronGroup #YearInReview #Achievements #CelebratingExcellence #Awards #Teamwork

✨🎄 Merry Christmas from Astron Group! 🎄✨ We wish you and your loved ones a joyous celebration filled with warmth, love, and happiness this festive season. Thank you for being a part of our journey. Here’s to a season of togetherness and cheer! #MerryChristmas #AstronGroup #FestiveWishes #SeasonOfJoy #HolidaySpirit

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Scalability in Hospital Design: A Vision for the Future In today’s rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, scalability is crucial to ensure that hospitals remain adaptable to changing patient needs and advancements in medical technology. As healthcare systems continue to grow and innovate, hospitals must be designed with flexibility and expansion in mind. At Astron Group, we firmly believe that scalability is not just an option, but a necessity for future-proofing healthcare infrastructure. Dr. Yash Paul Bhatia, CMD of Astron Group, shares his insights on how scalable hospital designs can effectively address the challenges of growth and technological advancements. Here are a few key considerations for creating a hospital that can grow and evolve: Modular and Flexible Infrastructure: A scalable hospital design should feature modular components that allow easy expansion as patient numbers increase. Modular walls, ceiling grids, and adjustable layouts can help redesign and repurpose spaces based on future needs. Advanced Medical Technology Integration: With constant innovation in medical equipment, it’s vital to design spaces that can integrate the latest technologies seamlessly. Hospitals should be built with the infrastructure to easily incorporate new systems, from digital health records to AI-powered diagnostic equipment. Space Planning for Future Demands: Hospitals should be equipped with future-proof spaces, such as larger operating rooms, intensive care units, and emergency departments. By anticipating the future needs of patients and the healthcare sector, hospitals can avoid costly renovations in the long run. Scalable Energy and Resource Systems: Design sustainable energy systems and utilities that can scale as the hospital grows. Whether it’s power generation, water supply, or waste management, these systems must be adaptable and capable of handling the increased load. Patient-Centric Spaces: Scalability doesn’t just apply to the physical structure but also to the patient experience. Hospitals should be designed with patient comfort, privacy, and accessibility in mind, ensuring that as the hospital grows, it continues to provide high-quality care and services to every patient. Collaborative Approach: A scalable hospital requires a strategic approach that involves not only architects and engineers but also healthcare professionals. Their input is invaluable in creating spaces that promote efficiency, patient care, and future adaptability. Let’s build the future of healthcare, today. #ScalableHospitalDesign #FutureOfHealthcare #HospitalDesign #HealthcareInnovation #MedicalTechnology #ModularDesign #SustainableHealthcare #AstronGroup #HealthcareInfrastructure #PatientCentricCare #FutureProof #HealthSystem #GrowthInHealthcare #InnovationInDesign #FlexibleHealthcare

🌬️ Efficient Ventilation: A Key to Healing and Well-being 🌬️ Good ventilation design is not just a matter of comfort; it plays a crucial role in maintaining the health and safety of patients and healthcare staff. As Dr. Yash Paul Bhatia, CMD of Astron Group, highlights, effective ventilation is essential for: Remove Contaminants & Infections: Proper air circulation helps to eliminate airborne contaminants, bacteria, and viruses from healthcare environments, reducing the risk of cross-contamination and infections. It’s an integral part of infection control, especially in sensitive areas like ICU, operating rooms, and isolation units. Provide Thermal Comfort: An ideal indoor climate—both in terms of temperature and humidity—has a direct impact on patient recovery. When patients are comfortable, they can heal more quickly, reducing stress and promoting a peaceful environment conducive to recovery. Support Healing: Fresh air and optimal ventilation contribute to overall well-being, improving the oxygen supply and reducing the build-up of harmful substances in the environment. A well-ventilated space helps patients breathe better, promoting faster and more effective healing. Dr. Yash Paul Bhatia stresses the importance of carefully planned ventilation in healthcare facilities, ensuring that air circulation is adequate, efficient, and continuously maintained for both safety and comfort. As healthcare providers, it is our responsibility to create an environment that maximizes patient care, starting with something as fundamental as good air quality. Let's prioritize efficient ventilation for healthier, safer, and more comfortable healthcare spaces. 🌿💨 #EfficientVentilation #HealthcareDesign #InfectionControl #ThermalComfort #PatientHealing #HealthyEnvironment #HealthcareDesignExcellence #AstronGroup #DrYashPaulBhatia #HealthcareArchitecture #FacilityManagement #CleanAirMatters #BuildingWellness #HealingEnvironment #SustainableHealthcare

Lighting plays a vital role in healthcare settings, especially in medical procedures, examinations, and patient care. The right lighting can make all the difference, not just in the accuracy and precision of medical tasks, but also in how it impacts the patient's experience. Dr. Yash Paul Bhatia, CMD of Astron Group, emphasizes that well-designed lighting systems can create an optimal environment for both healthcare professionals and patients. Here are a few key tips to consider: Bright and Adjustable Lighting for Procedures: Bright, focused lighting is essential for surgeries, examinations, and medical tasks that require high precision. Adjustable lighting ensures that the intensity can be controlled based on the need, whether it’s for a diagnostic procedure or minor treatments. Calming Lighting for Patient Comfort: In patient care areas, lighting should be softer and more soothing to create a calming atmosphere. Warm, dimmable lights in rooms, corridors, and waiting areas can help reduce stress and anxiety, creating a more relaxed and welcoming environment. Natural Lighting: Whenever possible, natural lighting should be utilized as it has been shown to have positive effects on a patient’s mood and recovery process. It can also help regulate circadian rhythms, promoting better sleep and well-being. Energy Efficiency: While lighting needs to be functional and comfortable, it should also be energy-efficient. LED lighting can provide long-term cost savings while maintaining the high-quality lighting required in a healthcare environment. Compliance with Standards: Proper lighting design should comply with healthcare standards and regulations to ensure safety, functionality, and accessibility for all patients and medical staff. The importance of lighting cannot be overstated. Whether you're planning a new healthcare facility or renovating an existing one, consider lighting as a key element in improving both medical outcomes and patient satisfaction. At Astron Group, we believe in creating environments that nurture both health and well-being, with the right lighting solutions that benefit all. #HealthcareLighting #MedicalLighting #PatientCare #LightingDesign #AstronGroup #MedicalFacilityDesign #HealthcareExcellence #LightingMatters #CalmingEnvironment #EnergyEfficient #PrecisionInCare #DrYashPaulBhatia #HealthcareStandards #HospitalDesign #LightingForHealth