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General
General JAG queries
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Accreditation
JAG accreditation provides a framework for the quality improvement and assurance of endoscopy services
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JETS
The JETS programme certifies trainees to undertake common endoscopic procedures and hosts approved training courses
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Bowel Cancer Screener Accreditation (BCSA)
BCSA facilitates the assessment of screening endoscopists
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JETS Workforce
JETS Workforce provides training, assessment and appraisal of nurses.
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National Endoscopy Database (NED)
NED extracts data from endoscopy reporting systems to provide insight into endoscopist's performance
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- When do registered services need to renew their JAG subscription, and when will they receive their invoice?
- What does the annual JAG subscription include?
- Do multi-site services get a discounted rate for the JAG annual subscription?
- My service is accredited. When is the GRS due for submission?
- Do I need to upload evidence for the GRS?
- How do I register my service for JAG accreditation?
- What are the effects of outsourcing and insourcing on JAG accreditation?
- What is the five-year accreditation cycle?
- When will I need to submit the annual review?
- Does the service need to be functioning as normal during the assessment?
- Can an endoscopy unit be used as an inpatients' facility?
- How do I get a login to the JAG website and update our service contacts?
- Can I remove unresponsive surveillance patients from the list?
- Does GRS measure 10.9 include colonoscopy? What if this referral is received on a Friday?
- I am already an independent endoscopist. Do I need to get JAG certification?
- What are the criteria for completing summative DOPS?
- Can I use my JETS log in for NED?
- What is NED?