Accreditation preparation tip: Appoint a champion

Healthcare facility accreditation is a huge undertaking and needs many leaders as well as other participants to make the process run smoothly.

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However, one tip to prepare for accreditation from The Joint commission includes naming an accreditation champion. This person could be a nurse or another employee who is able to:

• Provide leadership support
• Establish expertise and credibility
• Inspire staff
• Communicate value and benefit of accreditation
• Embed accreditation into organization culture and daily operations

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