Clinical Service Accreditation (CSA): A map of clinical services for accreditation schemes

Guidance | Published: 01 Nov 2016

Part three of six clinical service accreditation resources produced by the former Clinical Service Accreditation Alliance (CSAA).

The aim of this particular guidance is to deliver a map of clinical services for the purposes of accreditation schemes.

Its key aims and objectives are to:

  • Consider how to incorporate primary, secondary and community care services into the mapping exercise
  • Consider whether it would be possible to accredit services from a patient pathway perspective and not just a traditional clinical team perspective
  • Develop and test criteria for determining the scope of accreditation schemes
  • Develop and test criteria to prioritise the establishment of new accreditation schemes

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See HQIP’s Clinical Service Accreditation, for further information regarding how to get involved and the advice available.

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Clinical Service Accreditation (CSA): A map of clinical services for accreditation schemes