Accreditation and Grading Process for Private Hospitals Continues in Kabul

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Tue, Aug 11 2026 8:26 AM
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As part of the accreditation and grading process for private hospitals in Kabul, the MoPH’s Private Hospital Accreditation Team conducted assessment visits to Adei Maternity Hospital, Arvin Dermatology Hospital, Sajid Arman Neuro Psychiatric Hospital, Salem Aziz Hospital, Johar General Hospital, and Hanzala Ghorzang Hospital.

During the visits, the accreditation team informed private hospital officials that the MoPH had launched the hospital assessment process based on established scientific standards, with the aim of ensuring standardized healthcare services and safeguarding patient safety.

They added that, following extensive preparations and sustained efforts, the process is being carried out in a systematic and transparent manner by a professional and well trained team.

It is worth noting that the accreditation and grading process for private hospitals will initially be carried out in Kabul and will subsequently be extended to private hospitals across all provinces.

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