In this regard, the Institute of Cost Accountants of India (ICAI) today tied up with two medical groupings -- Association of Healthcare Providers (India) and Delhi Medical Association.
Under the arrangement, cost accountants would provide expert advice to hospitals for having a system to manage and control costs in a more efficient manner.
To begin with, 25 hospitals in and around the national capital region would be covered.
"The aim is to ultimately have a systematic and scientific costing system" that depends on the size of a hospital, ICAI President A S Durga Prasad said here.
Association of Healthcare Providers (India) Director General Girdhar J Gyani said an efficient cost accounting system would bring in more transparency.
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