The phrase "accreditation score" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a numerical value or rating that indicates the level of accreditation achieved by an institution or program.
Example: "The university received a high accreditation score, which reflects its commitment to maintaining quality education standards."
Alternatives: "accreditation rating" or "accreditation assessment".
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The total number of these 12 criteria met by a school constitutes the Total Accreditation Score (TAS) of that school.
Facilities meeting a defined set of indicators, including their BPHS Accreditation score, receive performance-based funding to use how they best see fit.
Private facilities accredited by NHIF are paid through a flat daily rate, based on the range of facilities available including X-rays, intensive care unit, number of health personnel, laboratories, operating theatres, overall area occupied, number of wards and ambulances; facilities are therefore paid different levels of rebate, depending on their accreditation score [ 19].
Variables used for the PCA were facility ownership, location and accreditation scores on: range of services; staffing; environment and infrastructure; basic equipment; organization and management; safety and quality management, and outpatient services.
We characterised the accreditation scores as either full or partial accreditation.
The lack of granularity in the accreditation scores makes it difficult to differentiate accreditation performance.
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The highest grade, third-grade hospitals are further classified into four classes (Top, A, B and C) according to their accreditation scores.
33 However, we can analyse data before and after introduction of new standards, review indicator activity against accreditation scores and analyse changes over time.
Besides the SA+ tool, quality care delivery in the sampled health facilities was determined using SafeCare Essentials tool (see data analysis section) and secondary data on NHIA accreditation scores.
