"unit accreditation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of evaluating and certifying a specific unit or department within an organization or institution, typically in the education or healthcare fields. Here is an example of the phrase in a sentence: "The school's nursing program received unit accreditation from the accrediting agency, ensuring that the program met high standards for education and training."
In Brazil, the "More Doctors" Programme will allow foreign physicians to work at primary care health units without accreditation exams, for up to 3 years.
The areas, clinical and surgical, were based on the Mandatory Training Units for accreditation by the Brazilian Council of Ophthalmology, specified in Table 1.
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.
The quality of education and accreditation of units amd hospitals must meet high standards that must be harmonized and equalized across Europe.
This was a time when further efforts to promote modernisation of endoscopy services in England, through quality monitoring and accreditation of units was starting.
All of the animals were handled in an accredited KFDA animal facility in accordance with the guidelines for animal experiments of the Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care AAALAC International Animal Care Policieses (Accredited Unit-KFDA: Unit Number-000996).
The American College of Radiology called for mandatory accreditation of all radiologic units; only about 20 percent of radiotherapy units are currently accredited.
Half of Britain's 179 cervical screening units are operating without full accreditation, despite Government attempts to improve screening services following a series of high-profile failures in recent years which led to thousands of smears going unread.
14 15 The US Joint Commission has introduced targets for exclusive breast feeding at the time of hospital discharge as one of several mandatory requirements for accreditation of maternity units with more than 1100 births per annum.
Accreditation of endoscopy units is essential and clearly aligned to JAG's core objectives: To agree and set acceptable standards for competence in endoscopic procedures and training and to quality assure services.
