Training Centre Accreditation
History and Purpose
HERMES Initiative
The training centre accreditation is a key development phase of the Adult HERMES (Harmonised Education in Respiratory Medicine for European Specialists) initiative, launched by the ERS (European Respiratory Society) in 2005. This phase sets out the criteria for becoming a European-accredited training centre and part of the training network. These criteria, detailed in the “Criteria for Accreditation of European Training Centres in Adult Respiratory Medicine” document, can be met by a number of participating training centres forming a training centre network.
Accreditation process
The accreditation process follows the criteria outlined in the "Criteria for Accreditation of European Training Centres in Adult Respiratory Medicine" document.
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Accredited Training Centres in Adult Respiratory Medicine
In June 2014 EBAP and the ERS officially launched the accreditation of training centres in adult respiratory medicine. This voluntary accreditation process is open to all Adult European Training Centres composed of either a single participating training centre or alternatively of a number of training sites.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions (FAQ) about Training Centre accreditation.
