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The first and only CMS approved accreditation service that surveys annually and integrates ISO 9001 quality methods with Medicare Conditions of Participation. It’s a revolutionary approach that turns accreditation into a strategic business advantage – by creating new standards of excellence from the skills, experience and ingenuity that already exist in your hospital.
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Accreditation the way it was meant to be.
Highly collaborative annual surveys that don’t dictate policies and templates to you. But rather trigger the talent and know-how of your own dedicated staff to find the absolute best way to do things.
Our underlying NIAHOSM standards are tightly coupled to the Medicare Conditions of Participation. Other programs have drifted far afield from these essential precepts. After all, it is Medicare accreditation. Building on that bedrock, DNV Accreditation seamlessly introduces ISO 9001 quality methods into the hospital setting. We use accreditation surveys as the vehicle. Self-sustaining improvement – continual quality – is the result.
Advantages of DNV Accreditation
DNV employs a highly a collaborative survey process that encourages innovation and does not force hospitals to accept a generic template for patient safety goals. We help you find your highest levels of performance.
Why we need a new accreditation alternative
Rising costs and rising medical errors? Clearly quality isn't a result of spending. We believe it's a result of core system effectiveness. In that regard, innovation is needed more than ever.
DNV setting new standard
“Watch out Joint Commission. There’s a new accreditor in town, and some hospitals are willing to give it a try,” writes the reputable magazine Modern Healthcare in its October 27 issue. It’s cover story that week was dedicated to DNV’s new hospital accreditation service.
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