International Programs
…programs using the same process with the same standards. All programs that successfully complete the accreditation process are considered NAACLS Accredited Programs – no qualifiers are necessary. NAACLS content experts…
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CEO’S CORNER: THE CHANGING LANDSCAPE OF EXTERNAL RECOGNITION OF ACCREDITORS
…necessarily translate to the meeting of benchmark outcomes. It should be noted that accreditors are required to review these elements for ALL the programs that they accredit whether programs act…
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From Where We Sit – Innovation, Flexibility, and the DCLS
…the educational needs of DCLS programs and all programs within the field. New normal or business as usual, programs are surviving and preparing graduates who improve patient care and increase…
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The Complicated Process of Simplification: The Evolution of the 2012 Standards
…as difficult for the other programs and program officials to embrace as it had been with our core group. I think programs performed ongoing assessment in many cases, but it…
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NAACLS’ Hidden Treasure: Are You Using It?
…Programs is administered to all NAACLS programs each fall. In accordance with Standard VI, the survey is required for programs to self-report annually. It does not require a narrative, and…
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Time Travel Anyone?
…of programs reported using state and federal COVID relief funding to purchase various subscriptions to online teaching, learning, and testing programs not used by their programs in the past. Many…
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Lessons from a Review Committee Chair
…Fewer people work harder and more passionately among those volunteers than Review Committee members. The level of detail in which they review programs and how much time they spend revisiting…
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The Pathologist’s Assistant
…physicians were in short supply. Within five years, these programs had morphed from bare-bone 18 month programs without college degrees to 24 month programs offering baccalaureate degrees. Curricula quickly expanded…
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Moving Forward: NAACLS Online Accreditation Management System
Fact: The accreditation process is difficult and tedious. All involved in the process, both educational program officials and NAACLS volunteers/staff know this well. To moderate the negative aspects, NAACLS has…
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Introducing New NAACLS Members
We are pleased to introduce the following new members of the NAACLS Board of Directors (BOD), Review Committee for Accredited Programs (RCAP) and Programs Approval Review Committee (PARC): Joel Shilling,…
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Posting Program Outcomes: The Why and How
…accredited and approved programs, such programs receive a notice giving 30 days to document compliance by posting outcomes. Programs that do not comply within the 30 day period risk being…
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Volunteers
…directors. Programs Accreditation Review Committee (PARC) The Programs Accreditation Review Committee (PARC) reviews HT, HTL, MLA, MLT, and PBT programs for accreditation and is comprised of representatives from the…