Both higher education and health care institutions are accountable to standards in curriculum design, typically established to protect and assure quality for the consumers of healthcare. Some standards are established by law and, as such, require adherence. Other standards, such as those stipulated for accreditation or recommended by professional organizations, are voluntary. Adherence is often linked to reimbursement. The faculty member and the professional development specialist must be aware of all applicable standards and must consider them in the design of curriculum. -Select one source of regulatory, accreditation or professional standards, from the list below or from your own practice, which impacts the design of curriculums in higher education or health care delivery organizations. -Review the set of standards in its entirety. -Provide a BRIEF summary of the standards in each of the following categories, as applicable. The use of phrases, sentence fragments and direct quotes is advised. Do not simply copy and paste. Summarize. Categorize. Analyze. Post each summary in the Assignment. Introduction/Overview, Mission & Values of the Agency Author and Authority of the Standards Curriculum Resources – Faculty Describe how a curriculum is evaluated using the Standards Regulatory: Either the Ohio Board of Nursing (OBN) for Pre-licensure RN Programs or the Center for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS) for Healthcare Service Accrediting: Either The Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) for baccalaureate degree programs or The Joint Commission for Healthcare Service Professional: The American Nurses Association (ANA) OR other by approval of faculty member.