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Are You Ready to “Rock Your Readiness”?  A Guide to PHAB’s Readiness Assessment

This entry is part 63 of 64 in the series Focus on Accreditation and Innovation

The PHAB Readiness Assessment is the essential first step for any eligible health department beginning its accreditation journey. The self-reported assessment offers a structured look at a department’s current practices, policies, and capacity, helping them understand where they stand before diving into the full Accreditation process.

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From Vision to Action: A Blueprint for Public Health System Transformation

Value and Impact of Public Health Accreditation
This entry is part 61 of 64 in the series Focus on Accreditation and Innovation

PHAB, in partnership with the University of Minnesota Center for Public Health Systems, recently launched a Blueprint for Public Health System Transformation (Blueprint) that provides health departments, health department systems, and their public health ecosystem partners with guidance and resources for engaging in intentional system transformation efforts.

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Approaching Public Health Sustainability Shared Service and Resource Methods

Value and Impact of Public Health Accreditation
This entry is part 54 of 64 in the series Focus on Accreditation and Innovation

As systems address public health service delivery, workforce retention, funding priorities, and efficiency, PHAB offers tools to assess shared resource solutions. Visit our Service and Resource Sharing webpages to learn more about this approach and how PHAB can support you today.

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Advancing Public Health System Transformation: PHAB’s Expanded Suite of Products and Services

Value and Impact of Public Health Accreditation
This entry is part 53 of 64 in the series Focus on Accreditation and Innovation

PHAB has a strong history of developing and delivering tools to advance transformation. In direct response to increased need from the field, PHAB has launched an expanded set of products and services to support this important work.

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