Discover our comprehensive accreditation process and the benefits of AACHL certification
AACHL accredits the following program types:
Our streamlined 5-step process ensures thorough evaluation while maintaining efficiency
Submit program documents: agenda, speaker list, learning objectives, conflict of interest declarations, and evaluation methods.
Submit program documents: agenda, speaker list, learning objectives, conflict of interest declarations, and evaluation methods.
Subject matter experts and medical educators review all content for scientific validity, independence, and relevance.
Subject matter experts and medical educators review all content for scientific validity, independence, and relevance.
Providers receive digital and printable accreditation certificates, logos, and learner certificate templates.
Providers receive digital and printable accreditation certificates, logos, and learner certificate templates.
Ongoing compliance checks and annual program audits to maintain standards.
Ongoing compliance checks and annual program audits to maintain standards.
Unlock the advantages of AACHL accreditation for your educational programs
Gain international recognition and credibility for your educational programs, opening doors to global partnerships and opportunities.
Ensure full compliance with international continuing medical education standards and regulatory requirements.
Build stronger relationships with sponsors, learners, and institutions through verified educational excellence.
In today's fast-evolving medical landscape, continuing healthcare education (CHE) can no longer be limited to the traditional classroom or auditorium. Clinicians learn everywhere—from online platforms to bedside simulations—and AACHL recognises the full spectrum of formats that shape modern professional learning.
Below is a look at the types of educational activities eligible for AACHL accreditation.
Traditional CME gatherings such as:
Live formats encourage real-time interaction, immediate clarification, and peer networking—crucial for complex case-based learning.
Online learning formats include:
These formats break down geographic barriers while maintaining interactivity and content quality.
Educational assets available over time:
Accredited when they include defined learning objectives, outcome measurement, and content validity.
Hands-on, competency-based education:
Activities must be supervised, evaluated, and structured to meet predefined competencies.
Bite-sized learning for busy professionals:
Accreditation applies when these include clear educational goals and trackable learner engagement.
Evidence-based learning from medical journals:
Providers must ensure that learning is measurable, and that content remains free from commercial bias.
Collaborative learning bringing together:
Activities should promote communication, coordination, and patient-centred care across disciplines.
Education that changes clinical practice:
Accredited when there's a clear link between learning, reflection, and clinical behaviour change.
In an era of medical complexity, constant innovation, and growing accountability, continuing healthcare education is no longer optional—it's essential. At AACHL, we accredit programs that empower healthcare professionals to grow with confidence, integrity, and measurable impact.
Here's how accredited learning through AACHL benefits doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and allied health professionals.
Our accredited programs deliver the latest evidence-based updates in clinical practice—across specialties and sub-specialties. Whether it's a breakthrough in cardiology or a revised diabetes protocol, professionals stay ahead of the curve.
We prioritise education that doesn't just inform—but transforms. AACHL-accredited programs are designed to:
Many professional boards require continued learning for:
AACHL accreditation ensures credits are respected globally.
Every activity is independently peer-reviewed to ensure:
You focus on learning. We ensure it's clean.
With AACHL's growing international recognition, credits support your career:
Healthcare professionals work long hours. Programs are available in formats like:
Learn anytime, anywhere—without compromising quality.
Accredited learning improves not only your own skills but also your ability to teach peers, mentor juniors, and advocate for better healthcare systems.
Continuing education is often seen as a checkbox for licensure. But in reality, it's one of the most powerful tools we have to improve healthcare. At AACHL, we believe accredited healthcare learning isn't just about knowledge—it's about accountability, safety, and culture change.
Here's how high-quality accredited education transforms entire systems:
When clinicians are updated with the latest evidence, they make better choices. Accredited education ensures guidelines, protocols, and practices are based on current science—not outdated habits. Over time, this reduces errors and improves patient outcomes.
Interprofessional education—where doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and allied health staff learn together—builds a culture of collaboration over hierarchy. Patients benefit when the entire care team speaks the same language and shares mutual respect.
AACHL-accredited programs follow strict guidelines for neutrality. This means content is reviewed, disclosures are transparent, and commercial influence is actively managed. The result: trustworthy learning environments that prioritise patients—not sponsors.
When healthcare workers are expected to learn continually, it creates a system where curiosity replaces complacency. Accreditation encourages a mindset of reflection, data use, and outcome tracking. This raises the floor of competence and the ceiling of excellence.
Well-documented, accredited education histories help clinicians show regulators and courts that they met professional standards. This is especially useful in malpractice defence or audits—adding a layer of legal protection to personal diligence.
Medicine evolves, and so should clinicians. Accredited CHE nurtures curiosity, humility, and resilience in a profession that demands lifelong growth. AACHL fosters this by recognising that good doctors never stop learning—and good systems never stop supporting them.