Organizational certification is the certification of a group or health-care institution by some external agency and indicates that the institution has met standards established by either the government or by a nongovernmental agency. Organizational certification is usually referred to as which of the following?
A) Registration
B) Licensure
C) Certification
D) Accreditation

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Organizational certification, especially in the context of healthcare institutions, is commonly referred to as accreditation. This process involves an external agency evaluating the institution to ensure it meets certain predefined standards. Unlike licensure or registration, which are often mandatory and government-regulated, accreditation is typically voluntary and conducted by nongovernmental agencies.

Organizational Certification Is the Certification of a Group or Health-Care