This report delves into the critical aspects of healthcare quality improvement, emphasizing patient safety, accreditation standards, and the role of the Joint Commission. The report begins by defining accreditation and its importance in setting benchmarks for healthcare organizations, ensuring quality treatment, evidence-based practices, and accessibility. It then explores the National Patient Safety Goals (NPSGs), highlighting their influence on infection prevention, diagnostic accuracy, and overall healthcare environment. Furthermore, the report discusses the implications of non-compliance with Joint Commission standards, including potential loss of accreditation and funding. It also provides practical guidance on preparing for accreditation surveys, including mock surveys and staff training, and emphasizes the importance of professional behaviors, hygienic practices, and teamwork. The report concludes with a list of relevant references to support the findings.