Credentialing is used here to refer to individual credentialing, such as certification for nurses, and organizational credentialing, such as American Nurses Credentialing Center Magnet recognition for health care organizations or accreditation of providers of continuing education in nursing.
Educational programmes benefit from an individual credentialing entity to prepare students for certification [ 39].
The LEED v3 credentialing process has three tiers for individual certification.
Internet security firm Finjan will confirm on Monday that Google's much-discussed anti-phishing blacklist contained confidential usernames and passwords of individuals, including credentials for accounts at banks and other financial institutions.
If there's a CFP after the name, that means the individual is credentialed by the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards.
It's easy to dismiss UFOlogists as a bunch of nut bags, but when 40 individuals with credentials as impressive as Paul's are speaking about extraterrestrials visiting Earth, it's worth digging a little deeper.
Political action committees are an easy source of large donations, and eschewing them forced Mr. Kerry to rely on larger numbers of individual donors, whose credentials are correspondingly harder to vet.
CAs include what the IPCC terms Coordinating Lead Authors, Lead Authors, and Review Editors, who are nominated by member states of the United Nations (UN) and selected by the Bureau of the Working Group according to their scientific expertise, implicit to which is an individual's scientific credentials established in-part through publishing in peer reviewed journals.
All in all, our study showed that even in advanced welfare state economies like Finland, the historical points in time differ in ways that may accentuate or diminish the role of an individual's educational credentials in shaping their mental health.
"Individuals with those credentials are often tenured and making a salary that is higher," she said.
