
History Campus of Care Statements Vision Mission Value Eden Alternative Accreditation Life at HPC Friends and Family Moving to HPC Email an Elder Useful Links HPC Foundation Contact Information Location Directions Office Hours Leadership Team Careers Volunteer FAQ		Accreditation Accreditation of a health services organization is a designation given by the Canadian Council on Health Services Accreditation (CCHSA). CCHSA is a non-profit, non-government organization that helps health services organizations across Canada examine and improve the quality of care and services they provide to their clients. The CCHSA's mandate is to help health services organizations achieve a greater degree of service excellence by identifying their strengths and areas for improvement. With this knowledge, short and long-term plans can be developed to enhance client services. Accreditation is based on a three-year cycle. It is one of the most effective measures that health organizations can take to accurately assess their performance at a national level. The accreditation process is voluntary. It is not required by the Ministry of Health, Health Canada or BC Health Authorities. Accreditation is an intensive process involving many employees who work in teams to determine how the organization is achieving excellence in service to its clients and identify areas that may need improvement. It is a process undertaken by organizations committed to continuously improving their service quality. Accreditation Process Self-Assessment Phase The organization seeking accreditation measures its own compliance against national standards. Key areas which are examined during the accreditation process include client care and the delivery of services, information management practices, human resources development and management, governance and the management of the environment. Peer Review Phase Surveyors from CCHSA then undertake the accreditation survey and use the same national standards to independently measure the organization. The findings from the survey are summarized in a written report and focus on the organization's strengths and areas for improvement. Recommendations are made to help the organization develop plans to improve areas which are weak and maintain areas which are strong.		Canadian Accreditation
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Vision

Mission

Value

Eden Alternative

Accreditation

Life at HPC

Friends and Family

   Moving to HPC

   Email an Elder

   Useful Links

   HPC Foundation

Contact Information

Location

Directions

Office Hours

Leadership Team

Careers

Volunteer

FAQ

Accreditation

Accreditation of a health services organization is a designation given by the Canadian Council on Health Services Accreditation (CCHSA). CCHSA is a non-profit, non-government organization that helps health services organizations across Canada examine and improve the quality of care and services they provide to their clients.

The CCHSA's mandate is to help health services organizations achieve a greater degree of service excellence by identifying their strengths and areas for improvement. With this knowledge, short and long-term plans can be developed to enhance client services.

Accreditation is based on a three-year cycle. It is one of the most effective measures that health organizations can take to accurately assess their performance at a national level.

The accreditation process is voluntary. It is not required by the Ministry of Health, Health Canada or BC Health Authorities. Accreditation is an intensive process involving many employees who work in teams to determine how the organization is achieving excellence in service to its clients and identify areas that may need improvement. It is a process undertaken by organizations committed to continuously improving their service quality.

Accreditation Process

Self-Assessment Phase
The organization seeking accreditation measures its own compliance against national standards. Key areas which are examined during the accreditation process include client care and the delivery of services, information management practices, human resources development and management, governance and the management of the environment.

Peer Review Phase
Surveyors from CCHSA then undertake the accreditation survey and use the same national standards to independently measure the organization. The findings from the survey are summarized in a written report and focus on the organization's strengths and areas for improvement. Recommendations are made to help the organization develop plans to improve areas which are weak and maintain areas which are strong.

Canadian Accreditation

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