The phrase "accreditation regulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the rules or standards that govern the process of accreditation in various fields, such as education or healthcare.
Example: "The university must comply with the accreditation regulation set forth by the national board to ensure its programs meet quality standards."
Alternatives: "accreditation standards" or "accreditation guidelines".
The Manual contains a concrete program that includes periods to cover, standards, accreditation regulation, and forms for evaluators.
The toolkit proffers the six building blocks for transformative education as being: health workforce planning; governance, policy, and funding; national standards on accreditation, regulation, and vocational qualifications; curricula, faculty, and education; career and retention; and student selection (10).
(KI 22, provincial government manager, Eastern Cape) This building block focuses inter alia on the need for accreditation, regulation, and quality control mechanisms for health workforce education in the country (10).
Government agencies and policy makers have an important influence on the practices of CAM practitioners through professional registration, course and training provider accreditation, regulation of the manufacture and sale of CAM products, and accreditation of providers for government insurance schemes.
A simple and easily communicable selection process has been developed that can be applied in each of the five participating countries to select two hospitals that appear from available indicators to be at different stages of the quality journey, with the final selection also informed by using national accreditation, regulation or similar measures in each country.
The six building blocks – health workforce planning; governance policy and funding; national standards on accreditation, regulation, and vocational qualifications; curricula, faculty, and education; career and retention; and student selection – were used as a priori themes that were determined in advance of coding (51).
Doping control officials had listed the athlete in question for a random out-of-competition test and, as Anzrah was wearing his accreditation, regulations compelled him to give a urine sample.
The current study was part of a review of the existing complex system of midwifery training and the development of a coherent programme of continuing professional development, tighter accreditation regulations and clearer professional roles.
One respondent further explained that inappropriate alignment of accreditation and regulation is a key barrier to effective quality and safety governance within their specific healthcare sector: "The interplay between regulation and the [accreditation] standards … it's that whole.
Alex Kenny, an NUT executive member who moved the motion, said teachers were receiving Prevent training "of very varied content, provided by a multiplicity of organisations, without accreditation or regulation".
Licensure, accreditation and regulation are critical elements to achieve optimal quality standards and assure public safety.
