NABL Launches New Medical Application Portal for ISO 151892022
In a significant move to strengthen India’s healthcare quality framework, the National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories (NABL) has launched a new Medical Application Portal for laboratories applying under ISO 15189:2022 standards. This digital initiative, revealed during the virtual event “GOING LIVE” on August 19, 2025, is designed to improve transparency, efficiency, and ease in the lab accreditation process.
ISO 15189:2022 is an international standard that specifies quality and competence requirements for medical laboratories. Accreditation under this standard ensures that labs operate with consistent accuracy, reliability, and safety in diagnostic testing—critical to India’s health delivery systems.
By digitizing the application process for this accreditation, NABL aims to enhance India’s healthcare infrastructure through faster approvals, reduced human errors, and greater compliance.
The new NABL Medical Application Portal has been reimagined to reflect the actual workflows of medical laboratories. Its core upgrades include:
With these features, routine application activities that previously took weeks or even months can now be completed in just 2–3 hours, according to QCI Chairperson Shri Jaxay Shah.
This launch brings several tangible advantages,
Ultimately, this will lead to more accredited labs, improved diagnostic reliability, and better patient outcomes.
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