Reaccreditation
Once accredited, a public health department remains accredited for five years. In order to maintain national accreditation, the health department must apply for and achieve reaccreditation. The requirements and process to become reaccredited are different from those for initial accreditation. Below are some resources to help you understand what is involved in reaccreditation.
Resources
PHAB resources:
PHAB Public Health Department Reaccreditation
Guide to National Public Health Department Reaccreditation: Process and Requirements
An Introduction to PHAB Reaccreditation Recording
NACCHO webinar:
Navigating Reaccreditation: Tips and Strategies from the Field (December 12, 2017)
Accreditation coordinators from local health departments that have applied to PHAB are invited to join NACCHO’s Accreditation Coordinators Learning Community. This group provides a space for accreditation coordinators to network with peers, share effective practices and lessons learned, and find answers to their questions. To learn more about the Accreditation Coordinators Learning Community, email accreditprep@naccho.org