Naples – The Federico II University Hospital of Naples has renewed the prestigious ISO 9001 certification for its Multiple Sclerosis Center. The recognition, issued by Certifica Srl, arrived recently and recognizes the clinical center's excellence in the management of degenerative neurological diseases.
The center managed by the UOS – Multiple Sclerosis Center thus confirms its position as a regional and national reference point. The certification covers "the clinical and organizational management of the diagnosis and treatment process for patients with multiple sclerosis and other degenerative neurological diseases, both in outpatient and day hospital settings – Clinical trial management."
The renewal of the quality seal certifies the level of excellence achieved in the planning, delivery, and monitoring of clinical pathways.
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"We are proud to support such a leading clinical institution on a journey of quality and responsibility," says Dr. Salvatore Scutiero, CEO of Certifica Srl. "The renewal of ISO 9001 certification represents not only formal recognition, but also confirmation of our consistent, competent work, focused on patient protection and clinical process innovation."
With this achievement, the Federico II Hospital strengthens its leadership position in the field of degenerative neurological diseases. Patients in Campania will continue to be able to count on increasingly effective, safe, and needs-focused care.
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Great Enzo
It's interesting that this center renewed its ISO 9001 certification, but I hope other hospitals can do the same to improve the care of patients with multiple sclerosis and other neurological diseases.