You may have heard about CQL Network Accreditation in Maryland, but what really is it? Why is it important? What’s all involved? How does it actually impact providers and the lives of people receiving services?
In this webinar, Maryland Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA) and CQL share an overview of Network Accreditation. DDA offers insight into how Network Accreditation is an integral part of their overall transformation initiatives. Then, CQL describes the general process, components, benefits, and more, involving Network Accreditation. We break down exactly what it means for DDA, human services organizations, people supported, families, and other stakeholders.
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Katherine Dunbar
CQL Vice President of Services and Systems Excellence
Katherine Dunbar oversees CQL’s core services and provides strategic direction involving accreditation, training, and certification. Katherine has decades of experience in the field, holding various leadership positions and was responsible for directing services in multiple states.
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CQL Vice President of Services and Systems Excellence
Elizabeth Sites
CQL Director of Organizational Excellence
Elizabeth Sites has decades of experience in supporting people with disabilities, working in direct support, case management, and as a director with both small providers and several multi-state providers. She also has extensive experience in the Personal Outcome Measures® and Basic Assurances®.
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CQL Director of Organizational Excellence
Bernard Simons
Maryland DDA Deputy Secretary
Bernard Simons is the Deputy Secretary for the Maryland Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA). Mr. Simons has decades of management experience in providing community and facility-based supports to people with intellectual developmental disabilities.
Bernard Simons
Maryland DDA Deputy Secretary