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Accreditation, certification, and licensure

Marjorie Peace Lenn

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Abstract Accreditation is a volunta y process attesting to educational quality; when linked by legislation to the certification or licensure of professionals, it can become mandatory.

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Abstract Accreditation is a volunta y process attesting to educational quality; when linked by legislation to the certification or licensure of professionals, it can become mandatory.

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Abstract Accreditation is a volunta y process attesting to educational quality; when linked by legislation to the certification or licensure of professionals, it can become mandatory.

Key concepts: Accreditation, Licensure, Certification, Legislation, Certification and Accreditation, Medical education, Higher education, Quality (philosophy)

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