Medipol Health Group projects selected as best practices within the scope of JCI Unify 2026
At the international summit in Washington DC, three health projects of Medipol were deemed worthy of the Best Practice award under the SAFEST program.
Drawing attention with its work in the field of quality and patient safety in healthcare services, Medipol Health Group's three projects were accepted as best practices within the framework of the SAFEST program during JCI Unify 2026 held in Washington DC.
Important success on the international arena
Efforts carried out to increase quality in healthcare services and strengthen patient safety continue to find recognition on international platforms.
Three projects accepted within the scope of JCI Unify 2026
Within the scope of JCI Unify 2026 held in Washington DC, three projects of Medipol Health Group focusing on intensive care applications, hand hygiene tracking system, and improving patient-staff communication were accepted as Best Practice within the framework of the SAFEST program.
Managers emphasize dedication and continuous improvement
Medipol Health Group Quality Coordinator Ayşegül Ergin and Medipol Mega University Hospital Nursing Services Manager Meryem Kapancı stated that this success is the result of the devoted work of the employees and a culture of continuous improvement.
Ayşegül Ergin expressed their pride in being the first hospital in Turkey to have three practices published as Best Practice by JCI.
Experiences shared on the international platform
Meryem Kapancı touched upon the importance of being a speaker at JCI Unify 2026 in Washington DC, conveying that they shared their experiences regarding the SAFEST model and the effects of the model on the institution with international participants.