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The State of Media Curricula at Accredited Seminaries in the United States
Journal of Media and Religion, 2010The curriculums of all 197 accredited seminaries in the United States were reviewed to identify classes involving instruction in media. Statistical analysis was engaged to determine the average number of classes offered and look for differences in course offerings by faith tradition. Evangelical seminaries favored practical classes in media production,
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Quality of Care and Accreditation Status of State Psychiatric Hospitals
Psychiatric Services, 1991Critics of quality assurance continue to assert that existing techniques do not validly measure quality of care because the techniques are unreliable and too subjective. Nevertheless, accreditation and certification, even if based on limited quality assurance concepts, may be of value if they help motivate hospitals to maintain or improve their quality
M C, McGurrin, T R, Hadley
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The Accreditation of Environmental Laboratories in the United States
1996The United States environmental protection Agency (EPA) relies heavily upon analytical data in decision making processes to carry out its mission of protecting environmental resources and safeguarding public health. These data result from a great many analyses and, it has been estimated that the environmental testing business grossed over $2 billion in
E. Ramona Trovato +2 more
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Accreditation for United States environmental laboratories
Accreditation and Quality Assurance, 1998There is currently no national program for recognition of United States environmental laboratories. This situation should change sometime in 1998 as environmental testing laboratories should be able to apply for accreditation in the United States via a system developed by the National Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Conference (NELAC).
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Software Engineering Accreditation in the United States
2009This chapter provides a brief history of the accreditation of software engineering programs in the United States and describes some of the experiences encountered by programs in achieving their accreditation and by program evaluators in reviewing those programs. It also describes how the accredited programs have addressed the most difficult issues that
James McDonald +2 more
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Journalism & Mass Communication Educator, 2009
Although the importance of mathematical skills in the newsroom has been researched, little attention has been given to math education provided in collegiate journalism programs. To assess journalists' math education in the United States, 341 department chairs from both ACEJMC-accredited and non-accredited journalism programs were surveyed.
Christine Cusatis, Renee Martin-Kratzer
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Although the importance of mathematical skills in the newsroom has been researched, little attention has been given to math education provided in collegiate journalism programs. To assess journalists' math education in the United States, 341 department chairs from both ACEJMC-accredited and non-accredited journalism programs were surveyed.
Christine Cusatis, Renee Martin-Kratzer
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Piloting a State Health Department Accreditation Model
Journal of Public Health Management and Practice, 2009Accreditation of state and local public health agencies is a major national priority. North Carolina, a national leader in the accreditation of local public health agencies, undertook a pilot project to evaluate a process for accreditation of the state health agency, the North Carolina divisions of public and environmental health.
Joy, Reed +5 more
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Development of laboratory accreditation in the United States
Accreditation and Quality Assurance, 1998Laboratory accreditation in the United States is an old profession. Users and regulators have, it seems, been concerned about the quality of test data they obtain from laboratories for well over half a century. These users have developed many different systems to meet their needs.
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Survey of NAACLS accredited histotechnology programs in the United States
Journal of HistotechnologyHistotechnology educational programs are accredited by the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences (NAACLS) and currently number fewer than 50 in the United States which contributes to the shortages of laboratory personnel. A survey tool designed with REDCap software was distributed to all programs identified on the NAACLS website ...
Carol Bain, Debra Wood, Sheila Criswell
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Accreditation of radiation oncology in the United States
International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics, 1992J E, Marks, J, Armbruster
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