T1C1 — Domain 1: Assess and Monitor Population Health

Master PHAB Domain 1 and build the systems needed to assess, analyze, share, and use population health data.

This course prepares accreditation professionals to interpret and operationalize the requirements of PHAB Domain 1: Assess and Monitor Population Health. Through practical examples and applied exercises, you will learn how to evaluate population health assessment processes, distinguish different types and sources of data, assess documentation against PHAB requirements, and strengthen the systems used to collect, analyze, share, and apply population health information.

The course emphasizes application rather than memorization. You will work with realistic accreditation scenarios and documentation examples designed to strengthen your ability to determine whether evidence demonstrates conformity with PHAB requirements.

Course Learning Objectives

Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:

1. Interpret PHAB Domain 1 standards and measures and determine the evidence required to demonstrate conformity.
2. Evaluate population health data collection processes and documentation against applicable PHAB requirements.
3. Differentiate primary, secondary, quantitative, qualitative, surveillance, and non-surveillance data in the context of accreditation evidence.
4. Audit organizational documentation to identify gaps between existing population health assessment practices and PHAB requirements.
5. Evaluate processes for analyzing, sharing, and using population health findings to inform public health action.
6. Assemble accreditation-ready evidence demonstrating conformity with Domain 1 requirements.
7. Formulate corrective actions to address identified documentation or performance gaps.