Sentence examples for cross-accreditation from inspiring English sources
Traditionally, the arbiters of equivalence and cross-accreditation have been regulatory authorities.
Difficulties with transportability of qualifications and cross-accreditation are now recognised as key barriers to meeting the rapidly shifting international demands for health care providers.
Issues associated with cross-accreditation and transportability of qualifications are now recognised as key barriers in facilitating the efficacious movement of health care providers and meeting rapidly shifting international demands.
One prominent accreditation process crossing many industries is ISO 9000 [ 18].
Pointing and adoption provided the filtering, and feedback about the efficacy, again distributed through a system of cross-references, allowed for testing and accreditation of this course of action.
RBST accredited and awaiting organic accreditation.
Knight [ 31] warns of accreditation mills in the context of cross-border education.
Accreditation Canada provided a second anonymised dataset for cross-validation ('the cross-validation sample') that included survey responses from 6324 direct care providers in 35 additional organisations that deployed the Can-PSCS in November and December 2011.
For the literature review the search terms were: higher education AND (international or transnational or cross-border) AND quality assurance or quality improvement or quality control or accreditation or quality standards or joint degrees or double degrees or "international accreditation".
A year later the first living wage week was held, given cross-party support, and the Living Wage Foundation was established to advise, encourage and give accreditation to companies paying the voluntary living wage, then set at £8.30 in London, £7.20 outside the city, compared to a national minimum wage of £6.08 for over-18-year-olds.
The cost of a college diploma is seemingly unsustainable and student debt has crossed the trillion-dollar threshold, but formal education still has a vice grip on accreditation and assessment.
