Gleneagles Global Hospitals successfully concluded its first-ever Medical and Quality Symposium in Mumbai on 28 November.
The event brought together healthcare leaders from across our Gleneagles India network for two days of knowledge sharing, strategic planning and team building, marking a significant milestone in our journey towards healthcare excellence.
A key highlight was the initiation of the Joint Commission International (JCI) accreditation process for Gleneagles Mumbai Hospital, as a mark of our firm commitment to global standards in patient care and safety. The symposium has left our team energised and united, as we poise ourselves to tackle future challenges and set new benchmarks in healthcare.
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