CPSE University

CPSE University Host Agreement explains requirements to host an educational offering at your agency.

Echo Data Analytics built its Accreditations Analytics module specifically to close that gap. In this webinar, we'll walk through how fire departments are using the platform to organize and track accreditation-related data in one place, monitor performance measures against CPSE benchmarks, granularly identify performance gaps by analyzing various dimensions and on-demand interactive filtering, identify trends and gaps before the self-assessment process begins, and maintain momentum between accreditation cycles. 

Compliance reporting is just the starting line. Join ImageTrend Sales Engineer Brad Eckhart to see how fire agencies turn fragmented inspection, preplan, and incident data into decision-grade intelligence — with visual pre-plans, connected prevention data, and AI Assist that gives crews their time back.

Fire and EMS agencies are under increasing pressure to demonstrate performance, justify resources, and manage risk using defensible, data-driven approaches. At the same time, the CPSE accreditation model requires agencies to clearly understand their community, identify gaps in service delivery, and align deployment strategies to measurable outcomes.

Since the original webinar announcement, we have expanded the session to include additional content focused on the National Emergency Response Information System (NERIS) and its role in supporting accreditation, risk analysis, and performance measurement. In addition to the originally described GIS workflows for Community Risk Assessments and Standards of Cover, attendees will now learn best practices for incorporating NERIS data into accreditation analysis. This expanded content will provide attendees with additional strategies for using data to support risk reduction, deployment planning, performance measurement, and continuous improvement.

Quality improvement is often used to strengthen clinical care, operational performance, and organizational systems. But what happens when leaders apply those same principles to themselves?

In this webinar, quality improvement educators Mike Taigman and Nicholas Wagner will explore how reflection, feedback, measurement, and small tests of change can support personal leadership development. Through candid discussion of their own leadership journeys, successes, setbacks, and self-evaluations, they will demonstrate how leaders can use an improvement mindset to better understand their performance, challenge their assumptions, and intentionally develop new behaviors.