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The Joint Commission's vice president, Dr. Robert A. Wise, said his agency would spend the next year studying which guidelines it would add to its accrediting standards in 2010.

The V.A. says it will review all for-profit schools in the 2012 fiscal year to make sure they comply with accrediting standards, and conduct annual reviews of all institutions that have more than 300 G.I. Bill students.

The South African Nursing Council (SANC) is the regulatory authority responsible for setting standards and accrediting nursing education institutions against those standards (46).

It was the first time that the Joint Commission or any other accrediting body had issued standards focusing on pain, or any specific symptom.

THE American Bar Association, which sets the standards for accrediting law schools, met recently in Dallas at a time of existential crisis for legal education.

Rather, ANSI creates an environment for the development of standards by accrediting developers who then pull together subject matter experts for content development.

Congress ultimately decided to leave responsibility with the accreditors, but laid out new standards that accrediting bodies had to consider in examining colleges -- among them, default and graduation rates, and the percentage of graduates who landed jobs in their chosen field of study.

This research protocol details the investigation of consumer involvement in Australian health service accreditation programmes within the ACCREDIT project; known as the ACCREDIT-SCI (Standards of Consumer Involvement) study protocol.

In recent years, accreditors have failed to detect schools reporting fraudulent job placement rates, a key standard for accrediting organizations that oversee programs marketing themselves as career-oriented schools.

Katie Bolland is a spokesperson for the UK Association and Register of Colonic Hydrotherapists, a private body which accredits and maintains standards at more than 100 affiliated clinics and at seven approved colleges.

British gap years tend to be looser and less structured than those in the United States and are often seen as "end up on a beach and get drunk," said Ethan Knight, executive director of the American Gap Association, which accredits and sets standards for gap year programs.