What does this mean for patients?

For patients, certification is above all confirmation that quality of care is based not only on the expertise of individual doctors and specialists, but also on a well-thought-out management system that supports safety, efficiency and continuity of care. This includes, for example:

• clearly defined work procedures that are regularly checked,
• an emphasis on the safety of patients and laboratory processes,
• ongoing evaluation of the quality of the services provided,
• systematic risk management,
• regular internal and external audits,
• continuous improvement of processes based on professional knowledge and patient feedback.
• Compliance with the latest cybersecurity standards