Virgen de la Victoria University Hospital in Málaga has been awarded today with the quality certification from the Andalusian Health Quality Agency (ACSA). This recognition covers seven units of the centre.
Certified units and levels achieved
The units that have received this distinction are: Radiotherapy Oncology, Radiophysics, Emergency, Radiodiagnosis, Medical Oncology, Infectious Diseases, and Preventive Medicine, as well as the Continuing Education Unit. The award ceremony took place at the hospital's facilities, attended by José Ignacio del Río Maza de Lizana, head of the ACSA Certification area, and Luciana Jiménez Aranda, medical director of the centre.
All the heads of each certified unit attended the event to receive their respective certificates. Among the achievements, the ‘Advanced’ level was noted for Emergency, Radiodiagnosis, Medical Oncology, and Infectious Diseases and Preventive Medicine; the ‘Optimal’ level for Radiophysics; and the highest level, ‘Excellent’, for the Radiotherapy Oncology unit.
Commitment to continuous improvement
The Radiotherapy Oncology unit has achieved 97% compliance with the required standards, standing out for its ability to perform simulation CT scans on the same day as the first visit, thus optimising the care process. This commitment translates into greater efficiency, reducing waiting times and patient travel.
The Radiophysics unit has obtained certification at the ‘Optimal’ level due to its 77% compliance with standards, ensuring appropriate compensations for patients who have experienced interruptions during their treatment. The units with ‘Advanced’ level have also shown innovation and commitment to quality care in their respective services.
This achievement in certification reaffirms the dedication of Virgen de la Victoria Hospital to quality and continuous improvement in healthcare, consolidating its position with a total of 26 certified units at different levels.
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