Accrediation is defined as:
The process whereby the organizational and administrative aspects of a board of health/public health agency, including program planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation, are measured against peer-set principles and standards.
A principle is a simple and fundamental statement of truth upon which are established more specific standards. A standard is a statement of excellence, developed by peers, against which conformity of the agency is evaluated. The principles, standards, components and definitions are presented in 2 sections; Section I - Leadership and Agency Management, and Section II - Program/Service Planning, Implementation, Monitoring and Evaluation.
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For a complete listing of the OCCHA standards, please refer to the Accreditation Documents.
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