This essay critically analyzes the differences and similarities between national and international quality and safety accreditation organizations in healthcare. Focusing on HLSC604, the assignment compares The Australian Council on Healthcare Standards (ACHS) and Joint Commission International (JCI), examining their accreditation processes, standards, and impact. The discussion includes the role of person-centered care in enhancing quality and safety, supported by literature. The essay explores how raising quality and safety standards influences healthcare outcomes on both national and international levels, referencing studies on disease burden, mortality, and morbidity rates. The analysis considers the effects of these standards on healthcare practices, patient care, and the evolution of healthcare systems. The essay also explores the impact of accreditation on healthcare staff, treatment, and patient outcomes. The essay emphasizes the importance of continual improvement and the evolving nature of care standards, concluding with the effects on the overall healthcare sector.