Joint Commission International, cross-walked with your national scheme
JCI is the global benchmark for hospital quality. Facilities that already hold GAHAR or CBAHI accreditation can reuse most of their evidence: ITQAN maps standards across schemes so one document set and one plan serve several accreditations.
International Patient Safety Goals (IPSG) drive the survey
Tracer methodology follows patients through the system
Cross-walks reuse GAHAR / CBAHI evidence
In the ITQAN knowledge base today
Published editions our agents cite, with chapter and standard counts.
JCI Hospital Standards 8th ed. (reference skeleton)
JCI-HOSP-8 · v8 · Hospitals
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chapters
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standards
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critical
How JCI standards are organised
International Patient Safety Goals (IPSG)
Identification, communication, high-alert medications, surgery safety, infection risk, falls.
Patient-centred standards
Access, rights, assessment, care, anaesthesia, medication, education.
Organisation management standards
Quality improvement, infection control, governance, facility, staff, information.
Academic medical centre standards
Medical education and human subject research where applicable.
How ITQAN prepares you
Cross-scheme mapping
Every JCI standard is mapped to GAHAR and CBAHI equivalents; evidence is reused, not rewritten.
IPSG programme
Goal-by-goal KPIs, policies and audits with statistical control charts.
Mock JCI survey
Surveyor personas run tracers and score against JCI methodology.
English-first with Arabic pair
Documents generated in English with an Arabic contentPair for staff.
See it on your own facility
A 30-minute demo on a Digital Twin of a facility like yours.
- Your plan and document set in your language
- Every claim cited to the standard
- Human approval before anything is published
- Trial with capped AI credits, no card