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Credentialing
Language:
English
Publisher:
International Council of Nurses
Series/Journal Title:
Nursing Matters
Description:
Credentialing is a means of assuring quality and protecting the public by confirming that individuals, programmes, institutions or products meet agreed standards. Credentialing is becoming increasingly important as health systems strive to address issues of public safety and quality services. [author’s description]
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