Sri Ramakrishna Hospital recently received certification from the U.S. based Medical Travel Quality Alliance (MTQuA).
Julie W. Munro, president and founder of MTQuA, and Janet M. Geddes, finance and governance senior advisor from the U.S., visited the hospital for three days and assessed the facilities for certifying the hospital.
The certificate was handed over to Swathy Rohit, chief business officer, SNR Sons charitable Trust, in the presence of C. V. Ramkumar, chief executive officer, SNR Sons charitable Trust, in the presence of dean P. Sukumaran, and medical director Issac Moses.
Julie W. Munro, president and founder of MTQuA, and Janet M. Geddes, finance and governance senior advisor from the U.S., visited the hospital for three days and assessed the facilities for certifying the hospital.
The certificate was handed over to Swathy Rohit, chief business officer, SNR Sons charitable Trust, in the presence of C. V. Ramkumar, chief executive officer, SNR Sons charitable Trust, in the presence of dean P. Sukumaran, and medical director Issac Moses.
Medical
Travel Quality Alliance offers cross-services medical tourism
certification for hospitals, clinics, agencies, speciality treatment
centres, resorts, including training and workshops to support and
enhance certification standards and protocols.
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