Sentence examples for quality accrediting from inspiring English sources
Far from discriminating arbiters of quality, accrediting bodies have consistently certified schools whose students have been most prone to defaulting on their federal loans, conferring legitimacy on some of the worst-performing institutions, a Huffington Post investigation has found.
These include increasing attention to rewarding patient safety and healthcare quality by accrediting bodies, payors, and professional societies.
Ms. Darling, a former health benefits executive for Xerox, helped develop quality standards for the National Committee for Quality Assurance, which accredits health care organizations.
Benchmarking of accredited organisations' by the accrediting body and submission of quality measures to a data library will ensure improvement between surveys.
Margaret E. O'Kane Washington, Feb. 12 The writer is president of the National Committee for Quality Assurance, which accredits health care organizations and doctors.
Inversely, professional associations in early childhood have embraced a mission to identify the highest levels of quality and to accredit sites who are able to reach these high standards.
"We want to set quality standards and professionalization of accrediting agencies; introduce a transparent system of access to information and establish a working group for reform," Mr. Dobes said.
Student retention rates serve as measures of program quality and are reported to accrediting bodies.
Health care is usually an extremely regulated field: this applies to licensing physicians, accrediting hospitals, controlling quality, governing financing and curtailing costs, and claims management.
Auditors should have undergone suitable training and be accredited by a national accrediting body.
Although all institutions are at different levels on the quality continuum, at a minimum, each must be accredited by their respective regional accrediting bodies in order to qualify for participation in state and federal student financial aid programs.
