This CAHME CPR (Candidacy Process Roundtable) will focus on Teaching and Assessment, Criteria III.C.2 (III.C.1)

The CPR meetings are open to programs who have submitted and had an Eligibility Statement approved. Times, dates and subject matter are tentative and may change based on attendee need.

To register, contact Tecia Mentzer at tmentzer@cahme.org

This CAHME APR (Accreditation Process Readiness) is for programs with a Spring 2025 Site Visit.
The goal of these meetings is to provide a place to answer questions and share best practices for successful site visits. Meetings are optional and will be recorded.

To register, contact Amanda Grow at agrow@cahme.org

This CAHME CPR (Candidacy Process Roundtable) will focus on Using Data and Qualifications, Criteria III.D.2 and IV.A.1

The CPR meetings are open to programs who have submitted and had an Eligibility Statement approved. Times, dates and subject matter are tentative and may change based on attendee need.

To register, contact Tecia Mentzer at tmentzer@cahme.org

Welcome to the Lunch & Learn, CAHME's new monthly criteria training series! All site visitors are invited to attend these interactive sessions where we will split into teams, review a criterion response, and debate. These exercises and the related discussion will improve our understanding of the criteria and consistency in decision making.

The topic for this Lunch & Learn is Criterion III.A.1

This CAHME CPR (Candidacy Process Roundtable) will focus on Summary and Review

The CPR meetings are open to programs who have submitted and had an Eligibility Statement approved. Times, dates and subject matter are tentative and may change based on attendee need.

To register, contact Tecia Mentzer at tmentzer@cahme.org

Welcome to the Lunch & Learn, CAHME's new monthly criteria training series! All site visitors are invited to attend these interactive sessions where we will split into teams, review a criterion response, and debate. These exercises and the related discussion will improve our understanding of the criteria and consistency in decision making.

The topic for this Lunch & Learn is Criterion II.A.3

Rural Healthy People 2030 is a companion piece to the federal Healthy People 2030 initiative, which was designed to set health promotion and disease prevention goals for the United States over the next decade. Relying on data from a national survey of rural stakeholders, Rural Healthy People 2030 identifies the most important Healthy People priorities for rural America for the current decade. This presentation will focus on findings from the Rural Healthy People 2030 survey, how rural health priorities have changed over the three decades of the Rural Healthy People initiative, and ways in which the audience can access and utilize the edited Rural Healthy People 2030 volume published by the Southwest Rural Health Research Center at the Texas A&M University School of Public Health.