Today, September 17, marks World Patient Safety Day—a global World Health Organization initiative designed to highlight healthcare quality and safety while reducing preventable harm to patients. World Patient Safety Day was established by the World Health Assembly in 2019 and is observed annually on September 17. In 2026, the WHO campaign focuses on the theme "Safe Healthcare for Noncommunicable Diseases," under the slogan "Safe Healthcare for Life!"

On this momentous occasion, we are proud to share a major achievement for our Center. From August 17 to 19, 2026, the NJSC “National Center for Children’s Rehabilitation” underwent the national accreditation process. Following a comprehensive assessment, the Center successfully confirmed its compliance with the established standards for the quality and safety of healthcare and was awarded the highest category of national accreditation for a three-year period, from 2026 to 2029. This achievement underscores the high standard of our medical and rehabilitation care, the expertise of our staff, and the Center's systematic approach to ensuring patient safety and quality.

At the National Center for Children’s Rehabilitation, patient safety is not merely a requirement of established standards, but one of the fundamental principles guiding our daily work. We will continue to improve the quality of care we provide, strengthen a culture of safety, and introduce modern approaches in the field of children’s rehabilitation. Every child's safety is our shared priority!