HOSPITAL ACCREDITATION IN AUSTRALIA EVALUATING HEALTH CARE
H McCue, Lionel L. Wilson
Abstract
H McCue, Lionel L. Wilson
Abstract
The paper examines in detail the accreditation process, the accreditation process, the accreditation decision, as well as the membership, structure, function and standards of The Australian Council on Hospital Standards. It demonstrates that the concept of peer review of hospital professionals is an important and increasingly accepted method of evaluating the standards of hospital care in Australia.
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The paper examines in detail the accreditation process, the accreditation process, the accreditation decision, as well as the membership, structure, function and standards of The Australian Council on Hospital Standards. It demonstrates that the concept of peer review of hospital professionals is an important and increasingly accepted method of evaluating the standards of hospital care in Australia.
Key concepts: Accreditation, Hospital accreditation, Health care, Function (biology), Nursing, Process (computing), Medicine, Medical education