Sentence examples for need for accreditation from inspiring English sources

"Problem is, doctors are doing large procedures on local with quote-unquote sedation to circumvent the need for accreditation," said Dr. Lawrence S. Reed, the president of the American Association for the Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgery Facilities.

This separation of learning and assessment means that organisational needs can be met as and when they arise, with the individual need for accreditation being satisfied in a timeline that better suits the individual concerned.

Several points were raised regarding the opportunities to improve pharmacy experiential training, including the need for more experiential sites and qualified preceptors, addressing variations in training quality between experiential sites, the need for accreditation of experiential sites, and the use of technology to track experiential activities and assessments.

So we highlight the need for accreditation and formal training in form of postgraduate education in PHN as a small yet potentially transformational step towards strengthening the PHN capacity in South Asia.

(KI 22, provincial government manager, Eastern Cape) This building block focuses inter alia on the need for accreditation, regulation, and quality control mechanisms for health workforce education in the country (10).

Administrative support is also imperative to produce satisfactory student outcomes that meet the needs for accreditation agencies, certification, or higher education standards.

In the US, some authors claim that the most important factor explaining the decrease in the autopsy rate is that a minimum number of autopsies is no longer needed for accreditation by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals.

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1 12 In Korea, there is an increasing number of training programmes on patient safety for physicians and nurses within hospitals and the national medical system; these reflect not only the need for healthcare accreditation but also the societal demand that patient care be safe.

A policymaker from Jordan stated that more local evidence is needed for the formulation of "a policy that requires hospitals to apply accreditation standards to improve their health care services" and another policymaker from Lebanon stated that "[locally applicable] patient satisfaction surveys [are needed] for accreditation" (Table 5).

JCI recommends developing an internal structure, composed of teams and leaders, to facilitate coordination of all the activities needed to prepare for accreditation.