Sentence examples for stringent accreditation from inspiring English sources

In addition, despite their stringent accreditation system, education standards are different among medical schools [ 32, 33] and significant variation in examination performances exists [ 34].

In the Philippines, MSI's BlueStar network has worked successfully with 188 of its 267 franchisees to pass the stringent accreditation process by the national health insurance, PhilHealth.

There are also stringent accreditation and validation procedures in place for language schools in other countries.

Today, there are dozens of hospitals around the world that meet the stringent requirements for accreditation by the respected Joint Commission International, a non-profit outfit that assesses the quality and safety of health-care programmes.

Ahead of London fashion week, which begins next Friday, the British Fashion Council this week tackled this issue with the announcement of more stringent guidelines on the accreditation of bloggers.

The OIG [ 1] has recommended strengthening program efforts to prevent improper payments; others [ 3] have also recommended more stringent regulations on medical necessity, indications, accreditation provisions in the settings performed, and training and qualifications of the physicians performing the procedures.

RBST accredited and awaiting organic accreditation.

To prevent FPCUs from creating dubious educational costs to meet such a minimum, accreditation would need to be more stringent and account for these expenditures.

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].

With regard to the matter of enhancing the credibility of the CE mark through more stringent checks on products from outside the EU, the Regulation on accreditation and market surveillance will make a major contribution to the resolution of that issue as soon as the Member States have transposed it.

The recommendations are now up for public review; but the accreditation council plans to proceed with putting these newer, more stringent standards into effect in July 2011.