February 17, 2017
DNV accreditation: A positive spin on survey preparation
There is a lot of buzz in the healthcare community about a newcomer to the accreditation process. For many years, the Joint Commission was the first choice for providing accreditation for hospitals in the US. But Norway-based Det Norske Veritas (DNV) is gaining ground, representing more than 350 hospitals and growing since 2008, when it received deeming authority. DNV is now certified through 2020.
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