Accreditation: Protecting the Professional or the Consumer?
Ellie Scrivens
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Ellie Scrivens
Abstract
Part 1 The history and structure of accreditation systems: the essence of accreditation the United Kingdom experience the accreditation experience. Part 2 Issues in the design and implementation of accreditation systems: standards - design and measurement the organization of accreditation systems. Part 3 Policy and accreditation: the policy implications of accreditation the future.
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Part 1 The history and structure of accreditation systems: the essence of accreditation the United Kingdom experience the accreditation experience. Part 2 Issues in the design and implementation of accreditation systems: standards - design and measurement the organization of accreditation systems. Part 3 Policy and accreditation: the policy implications of accreditation the future.
Key concepts: Accreditation, Certification and Accreditation, Medical education, Business, Political science, Medicine