Quality Council of India
QCI Consultancy Services
Translating QCI frameworks into measurable, sustainable quality systems for healthcare.
QCI Consultancy for Healthcare Organisations
Interpreting QCI frameworks into practical, implementable quality systems for hospitals and diagnostics.
About QCI
The Quality Council of India (QCI) plays a pivotal role in promoting nationally aligned quality standards and accreditation frameworks across sectors. In healthcare, QCI enables structured systems that strengthen patient safety, transparency, and organisational accountability.
We help healthcare organisations translate QCI principles into practical, day-to-day hospital operations — ensuring quality is embedded as an ongoing culture rather than treated as a one-time compliance exercise.
Objectives of the Quality Council of India
- Promote quality through structured accreditation and certification frameworks
- Encourage independent, third-party assessment mechanisms
- Institutionalise continual improvement and governance practices
- Build public and stakeholder confidence through credible assurance
- Quality governance framework and committee structuring.
- Policy & SOP alignment mapped to QCI recommendations.
- KPI dashboards, reviews, and leadership reporting mechanisms.
- Capability-building and training for leadership & middle management.
How We Work with Your Teams
Practical, measurable and sustainable quality systems aligned with QCI frameworks and real operational realities.
Quality Strategy
We align organisational vision, regulatory expectations, and business priorities into a clear, outcome-driven quality strategy that supports compliance while strengthening operational efficiency.
Measurement Frameworks
We design meaningful quality indicators, dashboards, and structured review mechanisms that convert data into actionable insights for leadership and department heads.
Change Management
We work closely with internal champions and leadership teams to build ownership, capability, and confidence—ensuring quality systems are sustained beyond accreditation cycles.