WYAB (World Yoga Accreditation Bodies) may have specialized bodies or committees that focus on the evaluation and adjustment of research facilities related to yoga. These bodies typically handle the following tasks:
- Facility Accreditation: Assessing and accrediting research facilities involved in yoga studies to ensure they adhere to standards for research quality and safety.
- Standards Development: Creating and maintaining standards for yoga research facilities, including guidelines for equipment, methodologies, and ethical practices.
- Compliance Monitoring: Conducting inspections and audits to ensure facilities comply with established standards and regulations.
- Quality Control: Implementing measures to ensure the reliability and validity of research conducted in these facilities, including reviewing research protocols and outcomes.
- Training and Education: Providing training to researchers and facility staff on best practices in yoga research, including methodological rigor and ethical considerations.
- Certification: Issuing certifications to facilities that meet the required standards for conducting yoga research.
- Documentation: Maintaining detailed records of assessments, inspections, and certifications to ensure transparency and accountability.
If WYAB is a specific organization or initiative, they might have additional details about their adjustment bodies and their roles. You might find more information by visiting their official website or contacting them directly. If you need further assistance or have specific questions, let me know!