Record Keeping Requirement
Activity file records must be maintained in a retrievable file (electronic or hard copy) accessible to authorized personnel for 6 years
The ANCC NCPD Accreditation Program identifies organizations worldwide that demonstrate excellence in Nursing Continuing Professional Development (NCPD). Accredited organizations use evidence-based ANCC criteria to plan, implement and evaluate the highest quality NCPD activities. As a result, health ministries, nursing organizations, employers, and continuing education enterprises rely on ANCC accreditation to call forth advanced nursing practice and improved outcomes. Nurses can choose the highest caliber of education to meet certification or licensure requirements. Learn about benefits for your organization.
Providers are organizations in any country that develop NCPD activities using ANCC criteria.
Approvers are organizations in the US that approve NCPD providers for compliance with ANCC criteria.
Applicants must pass a systematic, comprehensive peer review and meet standards outlined in both the Writing to the ANCC NCPD Accreditation Criteria Self-Learning Guide and/or ANCC NCPD Accredited Provider Applicant Journey Guide. The Commission on Accreditation makes the final decision.
Resources for all accredited Providers.
Resources for all accredited Approvers, including C/SNAs & FNSs. (US only).
Resources to train provider applicants and nurse peer reviewers. For C/SNAs & FNSs only in the US.
Nursing Activity Reporting System
The Nursing Accreditation Reporting System (NARS) is designed to streamline and support the collection of your program and activity data.
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