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Selecting an Accrediting Body Reputation - “We pride ourselves on quality services so we wanted the community to see that we had The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval. The hospital in our community has that recognition so people know what it means. Joint Commission accreditation is a known quality indicator.” Jeff Ralicki, Tykes & Teens 46 © Copyright, The Joint Commission
Selecting an Accrediting Body References – "Joint Commission accreditation provides ongoing tools to improve. Quality monitoring people don’t want to do unnecessary paperwork, and our staff members are convinced that The Joint Commission standards are relevant to their work." Chris A. Banken, Sequel Youth and Family Services 47 © Copyright, The Joint Commission
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Page 3 and 4: Selecting an Accrediting Body
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Page 7 and 8: Other Advantages: Recognized by re
Page 9 and 10: Who can become accredited under the
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