FAQs

MAP is not limited to a single action of getting accreditation or getting prepared for accreditation. It is a learning experience, continuous updating with the avowed purpose of being medically correct and legally safe.

The program follows a structured approach that includes three phases: Learn, Assess, and Update. The ‘Learn’ phase involves self-study, the ‘Assess’ phase involves an assessment, and the ‘Update’ phase involves regular updates to ensure continuous improvement and sustained compliance with quality and patient safety standards.

It helps clinicians enhance their skills, improve patient safety, and reduce the risks to patients and doctors. It demonstrates a doctors commitment to quality care and patient safety.

MAP journey doesn’t end with the accreditation certificate; in fact, it begins with it. Regular weekly updates are provided to ensure continuous improvement and sustained compliance with quality and patient safety standards.

The current accreditation is valid for 1 year.