Accrediting organization definition
Accrediting organization means any Person from which any Borrower has received an accreditation as of the Closing Date or thereafter.
Accrediting organization means the Community Health Accreditation Program, The Joint Commission, or Accreditation Commission for Health Care.
Accrediting organization means an organization that awards accreditation to managed care organizations, other health care organizations, hospitals, or other related institutions.
More Definitions of Accrediting organization
Accrediting organization means a recognized organization whose standards are comparable to the licensure regulations required by this state.
Accrediting organization means a board approved accrediting organization of nursing education programs listed in R 338.10303d.
Accrediting organization means an organization which awards
Accrediting organization means an independent organization, such as the American National Standards Institute, that determines whether a food protection certification examination meets the standards established by the Conference for Food Protection.
Accrediting organization means an organization able to measure the quality of facility's services and performance against nationally-recognized and evidenced-based standards that focus on (1) ensuring quality health care and provider competence, (2) reducing risks, (3) monitoring standards of practice (4) promoting continuous quality improvement, and (5) demonstrating accountability. The organization requires facilities to complete self-assessments and expert surveyors to conduct thorough reviews.
Accrediting organization means an organization approved by the board.
Accrediting organization means an organization whose standards incorporate licensure regulations required by this state.