Accreditation: advantages and disadvantages
Assessing the competence of laboratories - Accreditation and alternatives
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Accreditation: advantages and disadvantages
Assessing the competence of laboratories - Accreditation and alternatives

Author : Patrick REPOSEUR

Publication date: June 10, 2011 | Lire en français

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6. Accreditation: advantages and disadvantages

6.1 Potential advantages and disadvantages

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6.1.1 For the accredited organization

In regulated fields, accreditation is perceived above all as a prerequisite for the development of any professional activity in the field, and therefore experienced as an additional constraint, a kind of work permit. It is even possible that accredited organizations, when questioned, will reply that they perceive no advantage to accreditation, especially as it is a step that entails an expense, whereas in the past, approval by the public...

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