Sentence examples for accreditation to make from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the answer here is to ensure the involvement of clinical academics with the relevant research credentials and accreditation to make clinical decisions, who might be best placed to pioneer the use of WGS data to manage outbreaks.

As a response to this and other evaluations, the Netherlands Institute for Accreditation in Healthcare has adjusted the practice accreditation program to make implementation more feasible and flexible.

The loss of accreditation led some students to make plans to transfer.

Its strategy seems to be to move closer to the European Federation for Management Development (EFMD) and eventually take it over; and to try to make accreditation from the London-based AssocirrelevantMBAs (AMBA) irrelevant.

The efforts of the TMA to make accreditation by CMEAC popular can be seen especially in the first year.

Others say their accreditation was delayed by struggles to make contractors pay the living wage.

As Face already ran its own accreditation scheme, it worked with the government to make that the basis of government accreditation for farms.

Until now, there has been no certification or accreditation of scientists or review boards to make sure they have formal ethics training.

Privacy concerns and confidentiality issues are likely to make registration and accreditation yet more complex and cumbersome.

The guidance provided in this paper is intended to assist governments, health system planners, and decision makers to make useful investments in accreditation or other quality-enhancing strategies as they pursue UHC.

"We only had to make small changes to gain accreditation because we had procedures in place already.