The phrase "accreditation results" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcomes or findings related to an accreditation process, often in educational or professional contexts.
Example: "The accreditation results indicated that the program met all the necessary standards for quality and effectiveness."
Alternatives: "accreditation outcomes" or "accreditation findings".
Internal reviews are handled in a manner similar to that used to assess accreditation results.
Study two aims to examine how the patient experience varies across a range of settings with different accreditation results.
However, when the first accreditation results for French HCOs were made public in 2003 their quality was found to be in need of substantial improvement.
Using outcome indicators would complete Donabedian's triad of performance measures to include structural (accreditation results), process (hand hygiene compliance rates) and outcome (S. aureus infection rates) measures.
In this study, a focus on the accreditation results would underestimate the successful implementation of the hand hygiene policy by smaller hospitals.
The first examines the effectiveness of a standard for consumer participation, and the second explores how patient experiences vary across a range of settings with differing accreditation results.
Accreditation resulted more frequently in a significant negative change in level (7 measures) than a positive change in level (2 measures) after the survey.
Can we use a small number of criteria to predict accreditation's results?
The study findings showed that preparation for the accreditation survey results in significant improvement as 74% of the measures had a significant positive pre-accreditation slope.
96 acute hospitals with accreditation survey results from two surveys during 2009 2012 and submitted data for more than four hand hygiene audits between 2010 and 2013.
Rapid reporting of accreditation survey results to institutions in LMIC settings is essential and is another area of innovative activity by accreditors in these settings.
