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The National Accreditation Organization (ONA) is a non-profit institution responsible for developing and managing safety and quality standards in healthcare in Brazil.
ONA is responsible for developing and managing Brazilian quality and safety standards in healthcare services. Its methodology, internationally recognized by ISQua, ensures that healthcare institutions seeking accreditation meet predefined criteria to promote excellence in care. The accreditation process is voluntary, and after the evaluation, institutions are periodically monitored throughout the validity period of the certificate.
The ONA standards can be adopted and assessed in the following types of healthcare service providers:
Not mandatory
Mandatory
Optional
Mandatory
Step taken by OPSS
Step taken by IAC
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If you wish to file an anonymous report regarding accredited healthcare services, please use the form below: