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Accreditation Readiness. NACCHO provides tools, resources, training, technical assistance, and peer learning opportunities to local health departments to assist in their preparation for accreditation, performance, and quality improvement efforts.
- Learn About Public Health Accreditation
To learn about accreditation and determine readiness to...
- Reaccreditation
Once accredited, a public health department remains...
- Learn About Public Health Accreditation
To learn about accreditation and determine readiness to apply, the following informational resources offer answers to everything a health director may need to know when considering accreditation, including the process requirements, costs, and benefits.
This guide walks through the main steps in undertaking the process for collecting PHAB documentation including forming the accreditation preparation team, orienting staff to accreditation, gathering documentation, and identifying areas of strength and weakness.
Welcome to the National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO) Toolbox, a free, online collection of public health tools that have been created and shared by members of the public health community. Using the search function below, you can explore a range of resources and tools.
The Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB) is the national voluntary accreditation program for public health departments in the United States, including state, tribal, local, and territorial health departments, as well as Army Installation Departments of Public Health.
At NACCHO, we strive to bring you the best resources to help your health department. Please find below a list of our major programs and issue areas. If you are looking for specific information, please email [email protected].
Objective: The Accreditation Support Initiative's goal was to test the assumption that even small amounts of dedicated funding can help health departments make important progress in their readiness to apply for and achieve accreditation.
