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Background
Designation Types
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A&D
GOVERNANCE
Organisational structure
The A&D Board
The A&D Committee
The Coordination Team
OECI Liaison Office
HOW TO APPLY
General conditions
Application Form
Programme Fees
A&D Agreement – facsimile
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Become an auditor
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OECI Accreditation and Designation Programme
Auditor
Auditor's profile
Become an enthusiastic auditor for the OECI Accreditation and Designation Programme
During a two day training aspirant auditors will learn how to perform an peer review (audit) and how to use relevant tools for auditing. The training is focused on interview techniques and techniques how to interpretate the questionnaires.
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to view the draft program of the OECI auditors training. The objective is to align and improve the quality of cancer control in Health care (Cancer) Centres across Europe.
Peer review
Peer review is defined as a planned visit by a team of professionals working in relation with cancer care: medical specialists, nurses, quality managers, pathologists, radiotherapists, microbiologists, directors etc. They will examine different fields of oncological care: general management, prevention, patient care, health education, research and new developments. The examination is based on the filled-in web-based electronic questionnaires.
The aim of the peer review is to improve the quality of multidisciplinary oncological care delivered in Cancer Institutes, gives back feedback of the results of the visit and formulate recommendations for improvement. The peer review process in Cancer Centres aligns the actual developments.
Required skills
you are employed by a health care centre; cancer centre or hospital
you work and you are registered as a medical specialist ( medical oncologist, surgeon, radiation therapist, pathologist)
you work as a (quality) manager or an oncology nurse or a cancer researcher or microbiologist
the board of management of your institute supports your application
you are willing and able to participate in a two-day auditor training
you have the following skills:
fluent in English both speaking and writing
helicopter view of oncological care
good social skills
you have the following qualities
team player
objective tenacious
analytic way of thinking
quality improvement attitude
you are ready to commit time and efforts for peer review and reporting
Time estimation
auditors training: two days (once)
peer review: three days
reporting: two day
Training organisation:
Kerteza (Belgium)
www.kerteza.com
To become an auditor please contact: oeci@iknl.nl.
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