The image represents a closed-loop ecosystem of money circulation in the name of accreditation and…

Accreditation was originally designed to strengthen competence, impartiality, and trust in conformity assessment. Quality professionals—consultants,…

ISO keeps revising standards, but the reality remains unchanged. Each new edition only makes the…

Accreditation is globally promoted as a mechanism of trust, competence, and public assurance. Laboratories, hospitals,…

Accreditation was meant to be a public-interest function—rooted in competence, independence, and trust. Today, under…

Accreditation today is sold as a guarantee of quality, competence, and international trust—often under the…

NABH and JCI accreditation are promoted as hallmarks of patient safety, quality care, and global…

Accreditation was created to protect public interest, safety, and trust. It was never meant to…

Risk management is presented as the central pillar of almost every ISO-series Quality Management System…

ISO standards are presented as global best practices—neutral, technical, and practical frameworks meant to improve…