Sentence examples for more accreditation from inspiring English sources

There is a desire for more accreditation, recognition and training.

Depending on the type of institution, the former often require more accreditation but offer more job security, while the latter may be easier to get but less reliable.

The target of the more holistic accreditation process required by EQuIP-4 is to have accredited organizations embrace the continuum of ways to improve healthcare safety and quality in Australia [ 25].

Ministers want a more challenging accreditation, based on a teacher's performance in the classroom and judged by their headteacher and another senior school leader.

The training program should comply with a more advanced accreditation system and standards.

More recently, accreditation has been adopted in a number of low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) as a strategy to improve basic health service quality [ 3– 8].

Initiatives to improve quality have been one aspect of JLN activity; member countries expressed particular interest in learning more about accreditation systems.

This is characterised as a more holistic accreditation process focused on continuous improvement associated with increasingly stringent standards, insistence on the involvement of consumers in decision-making, and mandating that accredited organisations be seen to embrace the continuum of care [ 14, 26].

More JCI accreditations should help Bangkok Dusit win more contracts with employers, insurers and government health services overseas and reach its goal of getting half its revenue from foreign patients by 2010, up from 35% now (Bumrungrad gets 54%).

For more information about accreditation and what it means, see the DOE's Accreditation webpage.

More journalists sought accreditation to cover that event than had covered the first Gulf war a few months earlier.