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Accreditation: A Perspective

The Journal of Higher Education, 1979
This issue of the Journal of Higher Education focuses on accreditation, a process integrally related to postsecondary education. From the manuscripts submitted, an issue that offers a variety of perspectives on accreditation has been developed. Millard, Proffitt, Conway, and Young address the respective roles of the "educational triad"-the states; the ...
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Accreditation: a challenge

Accreditation and Quality Assurance, 1996
This paper describes a real accreditation case from VTT Chemical Technology in Finland. The laboratory has acquired accreditation according to ISO/IEC Guide 25 and EN 45001 for a variety of organic and inorganic environmental tests. The present paper summarizes the reasons for applying for accreditation and selecting the test methods, gives the costs ...
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Moving Accreditation Forward With Accreditation Scholarship

Academic Medicine
Abstract Accreditation in medical education serves to create and sustain a culture of excellence in medical education endeavors. Accreditors in undergraduate medical education, graduate medical education, and continuing professional development spaces on the medical education continuum need to enhance collaboration across international ...
Lisa Graves, Jill Rudkowski
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Accreditation and Certification

The International Journal of Artificial Organs, 1998
In Italy the debate has focused on three different assessment systems: accreditamento autorizzativo (regulatory accreditation), accreditamento di eccellenza (excellence accreditation), and certification. Regulatory accreditation verifies the conformance to a set of quality standards that entitle an organisation to the status of belonging to the NHS.
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Benefits of Accreditation

The Journal of Perinatal Education, 2022
In this column, the editor of The Journal of Perinatal Education discussed the benefits of accreditation and what it means to the profession and to consumers. The editor also describes the contents of this issue, which offer a broad range of resources, research, and inspiration for childbirth educators in their efforts to promote, support, and protect ...
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Accreditation not the issue

Nursing Standard, 2017
I find it incredible that the RCN wants to add yet another layer to the top of the nursing hierarchy, as described in your news story 'RCN takes firm stance on advance nurse accreditation' (8 February).
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To Accredit or Not to Accredit

2021
Bruce D. McDonald   +3 more
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Accreditation Competence: Requirements for Accreditation Bodies

1996
The standard DIN EN 45 003 “was drawn up with the objective of promoting confidence in those accreditation systems and bodies which conform to them and, hence, in testing laboratories assessed or accredited under such systems” (foreword to DIN EN 45 003).
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ACCREDITATION IN HUNGARY AND THE HUNGARIAN ACCREDITATION COMMITTEE

Higher Education in Europe, 1993
A brief history of postgraduate education in Hungary after 1945 is given. The different types of degrees which were developed are presented, and a description is given of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. The Law on Higher Education which was passed by the Hungarian Parliament in July 1993 has created a new university doctorate, equivalent to the PhD ...
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