Sarah Willson, Director of the Missouri Department of Health and Human Services, welcomed attendees to the PHIG Annual Recipient Convening and highlighted Missouri’s leadership in public health innovation and resilience.
This session breaks down key PHAB measures, clarifies what site reviewers expect, and offers practical, right-sized approaches for health departments working to meet accreditation requirements. Participants will leave with clearer direction and actionable next steps.
Strengthen your public health infrastructure with data-driven planning and smart resource sharing.
PHAB will introduce tools like the FPHS Capacity and Cost Assessment to help agencies identify needs, guide investments, and plan sustainably. Participants will…
PHAB’s Accreditation Coordinator (AC) Handbook is designed both for New ACs and to support those who have been in the role long term. The Handbook includes information on: AC roles and responsibilities, PHAB processes, documentation selection…
PHAB and PHIG recipients from Ohio, Montana, and Missouri share statewide strategies to build capacity for accreditation, including learning communities, incentives, assessments, and tools to support Tribal, local, and state engagement.
