The phrase "accreditation implemented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of putting an accreditation system or standard into effect within an organization or institution.
Example: "The university announced that the accreditation implemented last year has significantly improved its academic programs."
Alternatives: "accreditation established" or "accreditation enforced".
Strategic implementation of accreditation programs should target the four factors emerging from this study, which may increase the likelihood of accreditation being implemented successfully.
The Next Accreditation System implemented 5 levels of milestones for orthopedic surgery residents in 2013.
This study contributes to the body of knowledge on determinants of impact of a practice accreditation program implemented in general practice.
In Taiwan, the hospital accreditation system, as implemented in 1978 by Taiwan's Ministry of Education and Department of Health (DOH), issues a level of accreditation, determined by the size, capabilities, and performance quality of a hospital.
To preempt the federal government, the Accreditation of Graduate Medical Education implemented resident duty-hour guidelines.
In the Netherlands, a practice accreditation program was implemented in primary medical care.
Accreditation programmes are implemented worldwide to drive and transfer quality and safety improvements across a variety of health service organisations.
In Canada and the United States, the national accreditation councils have implemented competency-based criteria for postgraduate medical education [ 1, 11].
32 This is not possible in Australia where acute care accreditation is widely implemented (93% of public hospital beds in 2010 and 84% of private hospital beds in 2008 2009).
Appreciation of the role and function of enabling factors and themes identified in this study, as well as their interrelationships, is likely to increase the likelihood of accreditation programs being implemented effectively.
