Medlegal Accreditation Program For Doctors Launched – The First Of Its Kind

▴ Medlegal Accreditation Program
This program will help the doctor in identifying the potential danger areas and reducing errors in their day-to-day practice. It will also guide them on the medically and legally correct way of managing these situations. Doctors enrolled in this program will continue to receive regular updates even after getting accredited.

Lucknow, 29th March 2024: The ‘MedLegal Accreditation Program – For Doctors’ was launched in Lucknow on March 19. This unique initiative aims to minimize medical errors and promote safety in healthcare.

 

The program which is designed by the ‘MedLegal Safety Standards Organisation’ (MSSO) will be offered to doctors throughout India by Reach52, an organisation working in the healthcare space across low and middle-income countries.

 

Mr. Edward Booty, CEO (Global) and Mr. Vivek Verma, CEO (India) from Reach52 and Mr. Ravindra Mangal, Executive Director and Mr. Agasti Mhatre, Chief Operations Officer from the Institute of Medicine & Law were present at the inaugural event.

 

This program will help the doctor in identifying the potential danger areas and reducing errors in their day-to-day practice. It will also guide them on the medically and legally correct way of managing these situations. Doctors enrolled in this program will continue to receive regular updates even after getting accredited.

 

MedLegal Safety Standards Organisation is a subsidiary of the Institute of Medicine & Law that promotes ‘MedLegal Safety’ in healthcare. Reach52 which is headquartered in Singapore, partners with businesses, governments, and social organisations to deliver targeted health campaigns in the Philippines, Indonesia, India, Cambodia, Kenya, and South Africa.

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