The phrase "accreditation performed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the completion of an accreditation process or evaluation.
Example: "The accreditation performed by the committee ensured that the institution met all necessary standards."
Alternatives: "accreditation completed" or "accreditation conducted".
To evaluate reconstruction settings for digital PET that meet the requirements for EARL accreditation, we performed additional reconstructions.
The hospital initially went through the national accreditation procedure performed by The Danish Institute for Quality and Accreditation in Healthcare, known as IKAS, which manages, develops and plans the DDKM programme [13].
A 30-year health-insurance industry vet, Rockett is now the head of San Ramon, Calif.-based Validare, a small firm formed in 2001 to help physicians apply for formal accreditation to perform office-based surgical procedures.
With Validare's help, he recently spent six months worth of nights and weekends adding equipment, overhauling his record-keeping processes and updating his operations manual all to snag accreditation to perform minor surgeries in his office.
Under legislation enacted in Singapore, water samples obtained from cooling towers and water fountains are submitted to any of the 7 Singapore Accreditation Council-Singapore Laboratory Accreditation Scheme laboratories, which have been accredited to perform testing for Legionella spp. in Singapore.
Chinese manufacturing firms which obtained support from the government through the high-tech firm accreditation system generally perform better.
The OIG [ 1] has recommended strengthening program efforts to prevent improper payments; others [ 3] have also recommended more stringent regulations on medical necessity, indications, accreditation provisions in the settings performed, and training and qualifications of the physicians performing the procedures.
Accreditation by NCAAA is often performed at both the institution and program levels, mandatory, and should be sought within five years following the inception of a medical school and a medical program.
All laboratory assays were performed in accredited laboratories by the College of American Pathologists, the Hong Kong Accreditation Service or the National Association of Testing Authorities, Australia.
Meanwhile, the Joint Commission–one of three regulators of office-surgery facilities in the U.S. estimates that only 5% of the nearly 40,000 physicians' offices where surgeries are performed have the necessary accreditation.
