Accreditation decision definition

Accreditation decision means the conclusion reached about an entity status after evaluation of the results of the onsite survey, recommendations of the site review team, and any other relevant information such as documentation of compliance with standards, documentation of plans to correct deficiencies, or evidence of recent improvements.
Accreditation decision means is the decision of the Buyer, taken in accordance with the process set out in Paragraph 6, to issue the Supplier with a Risk Management Approval Statement or a Risk Management Rejection Notice in respect of the Core Information Management System;
Accreditation decision means the conclusion reached about an entity status after

Examples of Accreditation decision in a sentence

  • If the audit procedure substantiates the complaint and raises serious concerns that the accredited institution/department/program no longer meets the criteria for accreditation, the CYQAA Council may decide to or rescind the Accreditation decision and begin an external evaluation of the institution/department/program.

  • A NIA Audit Accreditation decision is a decision by NCSA to accept or reject a NIA Audit Accreditation Service request, suspension request, or scope expansion or reduction request, grant, deny, maintain, suspend, reinstate, terminate, or withdraw Certificate of Accreditation or when NCSA grants, or denies, an expansion of the scope.


More Definitions of Accreditation decision

Accreditation decision means the decision to accredit, not accredit, loose accreditation or accredit with conditions as specified in the Accreditation Report.
Accreditation decision means the conclusion reached about an entity status after evaluation of
Accreditation decision is the decision of the Authority, taken in