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Medical practices across Australia place a high level of importance on gaining formal accreditation. As an internationally recognised process of evaluation and assessment, medical practice accreditation aims to maintain and, indeed, improve the quality, efficiency, and effectiveness of health care organisations.
Why Would a Practice Undergo Accreditation?
Accreditation isn’t merely the practice of spending money on a plaque. Once your medical practice is accredited, this means you’ve gained independent recognition that you meet the stringent requirements of governing industry standards.
Accreditation guarantees that you are:
Accreditation for medical practices is both a badge of honour and your ongoing commitment to your management, staff, funding bodies, and patients that you are committed to constant high quality standards and continuous improvement.
Your medical practice’s adherence to evidence-based standards is aimed to provide higher quality health care services, increasingly safer environments for patients, and the ability to effectively adapt to the changing conditions of health care delivery.
Accreditation for medical practices is an investment in the ongoing and future state of the quality of the health care you provide.
The Process of Accreditation for Medical Practices
The process of accreditation is fairly straightforward:
The governing accreditation body will then assess your organisation for accreditation.
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