- Plans
- Role-wise staffing by department and shift
- Verification
- Council registrations, qualifications and previous employment
- HR files
- Job descriptions, credentials, privileging, induction and training records
- Linked to
- NABH HRM chapter and scheme staffing norms (e.g. IPHS-based norms for ECHS)
What we provide
- Staffing plan by department and shift, with qualifications for each role
- Job descriptions that match NABH expectations
- Recruitment support — sourcing, screening and interview frameworks
- Credential verification — council registrations, degrees, experience
- HR files — credentialing and privileging for doctors, induction, competency assessment and training records
Understaffing is the most common reason small hospitals fail empanelment inspections, and incomplete HR files are among the commonest NABH non-conformities. Getting both right at hiring saves months later.
Frequently asked questions
How do you calculate staffing for a hospital?
From your services, beds and expected occupancy, shift patterns and the norms that apply to you — NABH requirements, scheme rules such as IPHS-based nursing and RMO norms for ECHS, and state licensing conditions.
Do you verify doctors' credentials?
Yes. We check medical, dental, AYUSH, nursing and pharmacy council registrations, qualifications and previous employment, and set up the credentialing and privileging files NABH assessors review.
Get a free gap assessment for your facility
Tell us your facility type, bed or chair count and city. Dr. Ashutosh Sharma will tell you which NABH programme fits, what it will cost and how long it will realistically take — before you commit to anything.
Related
- Staff trainingOn-site hospital staff training: NABH awareness, infection control, medication safety, fire, biomedical waste, patient rights and indicators.
- ECHS empanelmentECHS empanelment through NABH: eligibility, IPHS staffing norms, OT guidelines, assessment fees, 2-year validity and renewal rules.
- Hospitals above 50 beds (6th Edition)NABH 6th Edition accreditation for hospitals above 50 beds: 10 chapters, 100 standards, 639 objective elements, scoring rules, NABH fees and timeline.