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Author: SCRIVENS
Publisher: Open University Press
Imprint: Open University Press
Dimensions:
Width: 13.40cm
, Height: 1.30cm
, Length: 21.60cm
Weight: 0.270kg
ISBN: 9780335194919
ISBN 10: 0335194915
Pages: 202
Publication Date: 16 June 1995
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Out of Print
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
"There is much to recommend in this book to BJN readers, especially those with an interest in management quality issues. It would be an inexpensive addition to any library." - British Journal of Nursing "For anyone undertaking graduate or postgraduate studies in any subject that touches on health policy and quality of services this text provides an excellent resource...This is a value-for-money read that examines a topic currently gaining increased attention in a comprehensive and readily accessible manner." - Nursing Times "Professor Scrivens' treatment of whatsome may regard as a dry subject is thorough without becoming cumbersome. She leads her readers through the international history of accreditation in a way that will be of interest to many, in particular, students of health policy..." - Health Service Journal "The book is highly recommended for anyone interested in learning what an accreditation programme contains...The book is an excellent and up-to-date study on the subject of accreditation, both describing the different systems and analyzing its implications for health policy." - Health Economics "...a timely book....especially useful to those beginning to explore development of country-specific accreditation systems." - International Journal for Quality in Health Care
""There is much to recommend in this book to BJN readers, especially those with an interest in management quality issues. It would be an inexpensive addition to any library."" - British Journal of Nursing ""For anyone undertaking graduate or postgraduate studies in any subject that touches on health policy and quality of services this text provides an excellent resource...This is a value-for-money read that examines a topic currently gaining increased attention in a comprehensive and readily accessible manner."" - Nursing Times ""Professor Scrivens' treatment of whatsome may regard as a dry subject is thorough without becoming cumbersome. She leads her readers through the international history of accreditation in a way that will be of interest to many, in particular, students of health policy..."" - Health Service Journal ""The book is highly recommended for anyone interested in learning what an accreditation programme contains...The book is an excellent and up-to-date study on the subject of accreditation, both describing the different systems and analyzing its implications for health policy."" - Health Economics ""...a timely book....especially useful to those beginning to explore development of country-specific accreditation systems."" - International Journal for Quality in Health Care
