European accreditation

I trust that all hospitals will soon obtain voluntary national or European accreditation involving quality checks.

In the long term, this measure could even turn out to herald a form of European accreditation guaranteeing high technological and personal standards.

In addition, the university plans to seek European accreditation for its engineering programs to expand the recognition of its degrees to a global level.

A consolidated framework for European accreditation of classification companies will also allow us more effective control of our shipping.

The European accreditation policy.

Registered as a non-profit foundation under Swiss law and headquartered in Bonn, FIBAA operates as a European accreditation agency offering additional national accreditation.

The ESRS has published European Accreditation Guidelines for SMCs (Sleep Medicine Centres), the first of several proposed guidelines to coordinate and promote sleep science and medicine in Europe.

As stated by the Commission in 2002, the European educational model should serve as an example to the rest of the world where quality is concerned. The decisions taken at Bologna, Prague and Bergen are therefore crucial, and one of their main features is European accreditation.