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.
The Indiana Department of Health and Southern Nevada Health District share how they leveraged PHIG resources to bolster programs that impact the local and community public health partners.
Chicago and Sacramento health departments share accreditation strategies and lessons learned, emphasizing peer learning. PHAB introduces a new project management tool to support streamlined accreditation efforts and staff engagement in core public health functions.
The Shawano-Menominee Counties Health Department’s experience—supported by indirect PHIG funding—offers a roadmap for small, rural health departments undergoing initial accreditation or reaccreditation.
