National Standards for Accreditation

The National Standards for Accreditation are guidelines established to ensure institutions like schools, healthcare facilities, or other organizations meet consistent quality and safety benchmarks. These standards define expectations for management, operations, and service delivery. Accreditation processes evaluate whether organizations comply with these standards, demonstrating their commitment to continuous improvement and accountability. Achieving accreditation signifies an organization’s credibility and dedication to maintaining high performance, benefiting stakeholders—including students, patients, or customers—by ensuring reliable, quality services.