Three Projects by Medipol Health Group Recognized by JCI
Three quality- and safety-focused projects developed by Medipol Health Group were selected as international best practices during JCI Unify 2026 in Washington, D.C.
Three projects prepared by Medipol Health Group to enhance quality and patient safety in healthcare services were recognized as international best practices within the framework of the SAFEST program at JCI Unify 2026, held in Washington, D.C.
Major International Success
Medipol Health Group garnered international acclaim and achieved a significant milestone with three projects developed to enhance quality and patient safety in healthcare services.
At JCI Unify 2026 in Washington, D.C., the projects implemented under the SAFEST program were accepted as international best practices.
Scope of the Prominent Projects
Medipol Health Group Quality Coordinator Ayşegül Ergin expressed their pride in being the first hospital in Turkey to have three practices published as Best Practices by JCI.
Ergin stated that the projects cover improvement efforts targeting intensive care units, hand hygiene tracking systems, and enhancing communication between patients and staff.
Emphasis on Teamwork and Continuous Improvement
Medipol Health Group Quality Coordinator Ayşegül Ergin and Medipol Mega University Hospital Nursing Services Manager Meryem Kapancı addressed the significance of the achievement.
The executives emphasized that this success greatly contributes to teamwork as well as the mindset of continuous improvement and safe care in healthcare services.
Sharing SAFEST Model Experience
Medipol Mega University Hospital Nursing Services Manager Meryem Kapancı shared her experiences regarding the SAFEST model with international participants.
Kapancı conveyed the impacts of the model on the institution and details of the efforts carried out to increase quality in healthcare services.