The phrase "undergo accreditation" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the process of being evaluated and certified by an official organization to meet certain standards or requirements. Example: The university's department of education is set to undergo accreditation next month in order to maintain its status as a top-ranked program.
Cpipe is currently in routine use at three separate institutions in Melbourne and is undergoing accreditation for diagnostic use.
Second, the larger hospital was undergoing accreditation ranking, which will increase both extrinsic and intrinsic effort among its employees.
We found that female sex, nurse occupation and the hospital undergoing accreditation ranking were positively associated with ER ratio.
It is being actively used by three separate institutions for clinical sequencing, and is undergoing accreditation for diagnostic use.
Eighty-one percent of responding schools (n = 104) reported undergoing accreditation or formal evaluation through an external organization, most often by national level medical councils or university commissions.
Although the personnel of the cancer registry for each organization have undergone accreditation and continuous education, we cannot overlook the possibilities of mistyping or underreporting.
The group identified the main stakeholders for assessing the incremental costs of accreditation as: accreditation agencies; agencies involved in developing accreditation programmes, including designing and structuring the survey; and hospitals undergoing accreditation surveys.
Third, the lower response rate from Kaohsiung General Hospital (especially from the other personnel who were older), which had a more balanced male:female ratio, higher work loading, and was undergoing accreditation ranking, compared with the higher response rates from the two merged hospitals, may have introduced selection bias.
UK prescribing courses have also been subject to change and, at the time of writing for example, pharmacist prescribing courses were undergoing accreditation to provide a combined IP and SP prescribing course, although interim top-up courses for pharmacist independent prescribing are available.
10 One review showed incremental costs for undergoing healthcare accreditation of between 0.02% and 1.7% of operating costs when averaged over the accreditation cycle (studies=6, facilities=1 102).
