Sentence examples for post-accreditation from inspiring English sources
Agents and attorneys shall certify completion of the post-accreditation CLE requirement in the same manner as described in § 14.629(b)(1)(iii).
Conversely, the negative post-accreditation slope is significant (P ≤ 0.01).
Additionally, there was no significant positive change in the slope of 26 measures post-accreditation.
Finally, seasonality needs to be controlled since the pre-accreditation and post-accreditation time periods contain different seasonal profiles (e.g. more summer months in the post-accreditation period), which could potentially distort the actual effect of an intervention [ 28].
The increase in Y 5 measure (turnaround time) immediately post- accreditation was not significant but had a significant positive change in the slope (P ≤ 0.0001) pre-accreditation and post-accreditation.
The measures should record a negative change in level post the accreditation survey (the Post-Accreditation Slump).
"We set up the process for accrediting the reformed qualifications so that there was enough time to enable its timely completion and to allow enough time for necessary work post accreditation.
POST accreditation was crucial to acceptance of the curriculum by the officers and their supervisors, providing professional validation and a mechanism for the training to be incorporated into standard in-service training courses.
Furthermore, since overall quality health care and patient safety standards were low in rural and urban accredited health facilities, the NHIA accreditation unit in collaboration with the GHS quality assurance unit should intensify regular post accreditation monitoring to ensure that facilities adhere to quality care standards after accreditation.
Four studies used survey to assess the staff and patient' perception of patient safety culture, quality and patient satisfaction pre- and post accreditation [ 21, 22, 26, 30].
Furthermore, only one of the measures (percentage of completed pain reassessments) had a significant decrease in the slope post accreditation survey.
