The phrase "accreditation include" is not correct as it lacks proper grammatical structure.
It can be used in a context where you are listing what is included in the accreditation process, but it should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The accreditation includes several key components such as curriculum evaluation and faculty qualifications."
Alternatives: "accreditation encompasses" or "accreditation consists of".
Many major institutions have achieved the accreditation, including Defra, the Greater London Authority, the Scottish government and the National Assembly of Wales.
Drivers in Canberra will have to get government accreditation, including criminal and driving history checks, when Uber arrives there in a month.
"With review planning having now moved towards 'credentialing' [a scheme to accredit successful healthcare providers with management models other NHS organisations could copy] we think it vital that the process for accreditation includes independent sector provision," he wrote.
The new voluntary accreditation includes certain requirements, such as having both doctors and nurses with specialized geriatric training, and environmental criteria, such as mobility aids and easy access to water.
(4) The organization's proposed fees for accreditation for each modality in which the organization intends to offer accreditation, including any plans for reducing the burden and cost of accreditation to small and rural suppliers.
The scope of accreditation includes PCDD/F and DL-PCB analyses from biological matrices.
Since 1976, hospitals performing kidney transplants under the Medicare program have been required to meet benchmarks for accreditation, including kidney transplant volume [ 4].
The independent variables included in this model were the scores for the scales measuring Management and Leadership, Strategic Quality Planning, Quality Management, Human Resource Utilization, Customer Satisfaction, and Accreditation including Accreditation Impact, Staff involvement, and Accreditation Awareness.
The provider IDIs and FGDs will focus more specifically on: services offered; attitudes towards voucher and accreditation, including effects on workload; benefits and challenges of the voucher and accreditation; perception of clients' views; the referral system and other healthcare needs.
As mentioned by Fox [ 13], the JCAHO requires patient education standards as a condition of accreditation, including requirements related to understandability and readability, ease of access to materials, and consideration of language differences and patient abilities.
