Accreditation is crucial as it serves multiple purposes:
Quality Assurance: It ensures that healthcare providers adhere to best practices and deliver high-quality care. Trust and Credibility: Accredited facilities gain trust from patients, healthcare professionals, and payers, enhancing their reputation. Regulatory Compliance: It helps facilities comply with local, national, and international regulations and standards. Access to Funding: Accreditation can be a prerequisite for receiving funding or participating in clinical trials.
