The phrase "as accreditation" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a context where accreditation is being discussed, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The institution is recognized for its high standards, as accreditation plays a crucial role in maintaining quality."
Alternatives: "in terms of accreditation" or "regarding accreditation".
Includes general correspondence as well as accreditation materials for the School of Dental and Oral Surgery (SDOS); arranged alphabetically.
She served as JCAHO coordinator and as accreditation consultant in performance improvement for a variety of health care institutions.
"We have been concerned by the lack of regulation of cosmetic procedures, including regulation about equipment and sterilising as well as accreditation of premises and the qualifications of the practitioners".
In purpose of implementing CQI processes, the inputs from the program stakeholders consist of external assessors, industry advisory panel (IAP), students as well as accreditation panel should be considered, weighted and implemented as deemed appropriate by the department.
In addition to building the official Web site, and systems that handles scoring, and link results to background data about the athletes and the events and distribute results, I.B.M. is involved in such diverse activities as accreditation, accommodations and management of the athletes' medical records.
Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton are arguing for different forms of a debt-free or tuition-free college, and Republicans are talking more about changing the ways in which we finance college and the structure of student loans, as well as accreditation as a potential barrier to entry in higher education.
Mr. Reshef said the university would apply for accreditation as soon as possible.
Any intervention can be submitted for accreditation as long as the standardized guidelines of the Committee are followed.
"Students like to see as many accreditations as possible, and some people now argue that the triple award – which Cass is in the process of applying for – is the gold standard".
Courses are seen mainly as steps in accreditation, as obstacle courses that students must run to demonstrate suitability for certain jobs.
In this retrospective cohort study we considered two different periods, the first one (October 2003 September 2004) as the pre-accreditation (PA) period and the second one (October 2004 September 2005) as the accreditation period (A).
