What is the Memory Services National Accreditation
Programme?
The Memory Services National Accreditation Programme works
with services to assure and improve the quality of memory services
for people with memory problems / dementia and their carers. It
engages staff in a comprehensive process of review, through which
good practice and high quality care are recognised, and services
are supported to identify and address areas for
improvement.
Involving service users and carers in MSNAP is a priority,
and people with first hand experience of using memory services are
encouraged to get involved in all stages of the accreditation
process.
Accreditation assures staff, service users and carers,
commissioners and regulators of the quality of the service being
provided.
MSNAP is an initiative of the College Centre for
Quality Improvement.
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