KATHMANDU: Expanding the number of hospitals and health institutions is not enough to improve healthcare, participants at a national workshop have said, stressing the need to make treatment services safer, higher-quality and more patient-friendly.
The three-day workshop on healthcare quality improvement and patient safety concluded on Monday with participants calling for the health system to prioritize reducing treatment-related risks and preventable medical errors.
Originally published by Nepalnews on Nov 1, 2026
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