The phrase "accreditation of quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to certification, standards, or validation of quality in various fields such as education, healthcare, or product manufacturing.
Example: "The organization received its accreditation of quality from the national board, ensuring that it meets the highest standards in its industry."
Alternatives: "quality certification" or "quality assurance accreditation".
To achieve this she suggests that we need more flexible provision, accreditation of quality employer-based education, the expansion of higher apprenticeships and for higher education to be delivered in many different types of institutions.
Evaluation & Accreditation of Quality in Language Services, an international association of institutions and organizations involved in language education.
Furthermore, we recommend that hospitals encourage the accreditation of quality postgraduate programmes in health-care management, comparable to those offered in other European countries (specialist, master's, and doctoral programmes).
This paper aims to gain a better understanding of the impact of accreditation on quality of care as perceived by PHC staff members and directors; how accreditation affected staff and patient satisfaction; key enablers, challenges and strategies to improve implementation of accreditation in PHC.
This paper aims to gain a better understanding of (1) the impact of accreditation on quality of care as perceived by PHC staff members and directors; (2) how accreditation affected staff and patient satisfaction; (3) the key enablers and challenges to the implementation of accreditation; and (4) the possible strategies to improve implementation of accreditation in PHC.
This tool was previously used in Lebanon to assess the perceived impact of accreditation on quality of care through the lens of healthcare professionals.
In this study we examined the effect of accreditation on quality of care regarding diabetes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and cardiovascular disease (CVD).
An example involving accreditation surveyors is developed that provides a systematic search for improving the impact of accreditation on quality of care and hence on the accreditation/performance correlation.
This relationship is currently unrecognized and is arguably central to a overcoming the present fragmented research on improving the impact of accreditation on quality of care and hence on accreditation/performance coherence (correlation).
While this relationship is currently unrecognized, it is arguably central to overcoming the present fragmented system functioning and coherence, and through systematic research for improving the impact of accreditation on quality of care and hence on accreditation/performance correlation.
On a related note, a study in Lebanon found a link between hospital size and better quality results in a study on impact of accreditation on quality of care [ 19].
