| Is CASN Accreditation voluntary or mandatory? | | The CASN Accreditation Program is voluntary in most provinces and territories. The College of Nurses of Ontario, however, has designated the CASN Accreditation Program as the process to achieve provincial regulatory appr...More |
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| Why should my School Program be accredited? | | Accreditation is recognized worldwide as an important, objective method to review professional education programs to identify strengths, vulnerabilities, and opportunities for improvement. There is a need to assess the q...More |
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| What is Path A Accreditation? | | Path A is the term for a two step accreditation review recommended for new Schools of Nursing, new partnerships offering nursing education programs, or new nursing programs. This path offers the opportunity for a formati...More |
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| What is Path B Accreditation? | | Path B applies to existing School(s) of Nursing with ongoing nursing education program(s) which has/have graduates from the program. Typically, the School(s) of Nursing holds/hold current accreditation status from CASN. ...More |
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| What does an Accreditation Review cost? | NB: FEES NOTED ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE FOLLOWING CASN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND CASN COUNCIL REVIEW Introduction
The CASN Accreditation Bureau’s assessment of an accreditation review application includes an assessment of t...More |
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