Self-Study Report definition

Self-Study Report means the report resulting from the process that a Provider, its Unit and Programs conduct to evaluate themselves against CAEP standards, in a format specified and accepted by CAEP. The self-study report discusses the findings of this process and is the primary report prepared by the Provider for site visitors.

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Self-Study Report means the report resulting from the process that a Provider and its Programs conduct to evaluate themselves against national standards, in a format specified and accepted by the Department.

Self-Study Report means an in-depth written review of all aspects of a nursing education program that contains evidence of the program’s compliance with all the requirements of these rules.

Examples of Self-Study Report in a sentence

• CAEP will consult with the ALSDE regarding any requests from ▇▇▇▇ for delays in reviews or the date on which the Self-Study Report, Addendum, or any other documents are due to be submitted to CAEP.

• The Center will apply for candidacy status by completing and submitting a Self-Study Report using the Standards of Accreditation, the Self Study Manual, and other Commission policies and resources.

• Following submission of the Self-Study Report, the Commission will send a team to visit the Center for the purpose of determining if the institution meets the standards, policies and eligibility criteria of the Commission.

• If Candidacy is denied, the institution may reapply for Candidacy by submitting another Self-Study Report after two years.

• To apply for Initial Accreditation, the Center must submit another Self-Study Report using the Standards of Accreditation, the Self Study Manual, and other Commission policies and resources.

More Definitions of Self-Study Report

Self-Study Report means a report of all aspects of a program of nursing education based upon the requirements of this part and prepared by the sponsoring agency. The report follows thorough review of all aspects of the program of nursing education by persons who are knowledgeable about the program.