AHPI Elevates Healthcare Standards with New Safety and Stroke Management Guidelines

The Association of Healthcare Providers of India (AHPI) launched a new manual aimed at improving hospital safety and stroke management. The guidelines emphasize the importance of security protocols and timely, effective care to reduce stroke-related mortality and disability. Key discussions highlighted the role of structured SOPs and public awareness.

The Association of Healthcare Providers of India (AHPI) has unveiled a new manual to bolster hospital safety and stroke management protocols, aiming to elevate patient care standards across the country.

Speaking at the launch event, Dr Girdhar Gyani, Director General of AHPI, underscored the necessity of stringent safety protocols for protecting patients and healthcare staff. The guidelines are intended to form a new benchmark for clinical practices in India, offering essential resources for managing emergencies effectively.

The manual, introduced by Col (retd) Dr Sunil Rao and supported by medical expertise from Dr Sanjeev Singh, outlines Standard Operating Procedures for stroke management. The initiative strives to educate healthcare providers and the public, highlighting the critical nature of timely treatment during the 'golden hour' following a stroke.

(With inputs from agencies.)