In addition, NANA/AANA approved educational programs, and laid the groundwork for the accreditation and certification processes that continue today, although AANA no longer accredits nurse anaesthesia programs or certifies CRNAs.
"Despite their full support for what we do in state schools and how we do it, Access determined that, under the legislation provided in the Victorian Education Act... they could no longer accredit non-Access groups or curriculum or seminar providers like us," he said in a written response on Monday.
In the eyes of such critics, along with the merit-principle this argument also destroys our personal identity, since we can no longer accredit ourselves with our own capacities and accomplishments.
Although a few hospitals have received quality certifications (e.g., ISO 9000), no pressure is on healthcare facilities to get accredited; in fact, India has no national accrediting body.
(The partnership is revising the course and considering an Accrediting Prior Experience and Learning (APEL) scheme).
5 Healthcare organisations (HCOs) enrol with an accrediting agency and self-assess against their standards.
The schools see no incentive to change because they have plenty of applicants willing to pay full tuition, the programs are relatively cheap to run, and they are accountable to no one except accrediting agencies run by, you guessed it, education schools.
Currently, there is no universally-accepted accrediting organization in Japan to ensure compliance with residency training standards; our data suggests a need for further investigation regarding compliance with national training guidelines.
If faculty refuse to accept this type of reform, AACSB's proposals are powerless the accrediting agency is no more than the sum of its parts.
Auditors should have undergone suitable training and be accredited by a national accrediting body.
