Enflux Launches Accreditation Intelligence™ for Physician Assistant Programs
New AI-powered solution helps Physician Assistant programs streamline C1.01 self-study reporting, predict PANCE® readiness, and strengthen continuous program improvement.
SAN ANTONIO, TX – June 3, 2026 – Enflux, a leader in analytics for health professions education, today announced the launch of Enflux Accreditation Intelligence™ for PA Programs, a new solution designed to help physician assistant programs simplify accreditation reporting, identify at-risk students earlier, and support continuous program improvement.
Powered by Enflux AI, the solution brings together the C1.01 SSR Builder and the PANCE® Readiness Predictor. Together, these solutions help educators transform accreditation, assessment, and student outcomes data into actionable insights while reducing the manual effort traditionally required to prepare for ARC-PA accreditation review
PA programs are expected to demonstrate ongoing self-assessment, CQI, and student success through a continuous cycle of collecting data, applying critical analysis, and creating self-improvement action plans. Yet many programs still rely on disconnected systems, spreadsheets, and manual processes to gather, analyze, and report critical data.
Enflux Accreditation Intelligence™ helps address these challenges by giving programs ongoing, year-round visibility into accreditation readiness, student performance, and program outcomes.
C1.01 SSR Builder
The C1.01 SSR Builder helps programs streamline preparation of the Self-Study Report by organizing accreditation data, analyzing qualitative feedback, and generating documentation aligned with ARC-PA self-study requirements.
Powered by Enflux AI, the solution automatically analyzes summative evaluation comments, identifies recurring themes and sentiment across cohorts and terms, and transforms qualitative feedback into actionable evidence for self-assessment and CQI.
Programs can generate exportable tables formatted to match ARC-PA Standard C1.01, helping reduce weeks of manual review and reporting effort while maintaining year-round accreditation readiness.
PANCE® Readiness Predictor
The PANCE® Readiness Predictor consolidates End of Rotation® (EoR), End of Curriculum® (EoC), PACKRAT®, and PANCE® assessment data into a single centralized view, allowing programs to monitor student performance, compare results across assessments, and identify trends at both the student and cohort levels.
Powered by a machine learning model, the solution generates a predicted PANCE® score for each student before graduation, helping faculty identify at-risk students earlier, target remediation efforts more effectively, and provide evidence of proactive student support and outcomes monitoring.
Supporting CQI
Enflux Accreditation Intelligence™ also connects findings to Enflux ActionPlans®, helping programs document improvement initiatives, assign ownership, track progress, and maintain a clear record of CQI over time.
“PA programs are under increasing pressure to demonstrate student outcomes, CQI, and accreditation readiness while managing growing volumes of assessment data. Enflux Accreditation Intelligence™ helps programs spend less time compiling reports and more time using data to support students, faculty, and strategic decision-making.”
– Alejandra Zertuche, CEO of Enflux
Strengthening Enflux's Commitment to PA Education
Enflux also announced that Dr. Shaun Grammer, DMSc, PA-C, has joined the company as its Physician Assistant Subject Matter Expert. Dr. Grammer serves as Chair of the Department of Medical Sciences and Program Director of the Physician Assistant Program at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. Former nationally elected Director-at-Large for the Physician Assistant Education Association (PAEA), holds a Master’s degree in biostatistics, and is currently pursuing doctoral studies in Biomedical Informatics.
As Enflux continues to expand its investment in physician assistant education, Dr. Grammer will help guide product strategy, client education, and research initiatives focused on accreditation, student outcomes, and predictive analytics for PA programs.
“Physician assistant programs deserve technology that helps them move beyond compliance and toward CQI. Enflux Accreditation Intelligence provides program leaders with a data-driven foundation for evaluating outcomes, supporting students, and maintaining accreditation readiness throughout the year.”
– Dr. Shaun Grammer, DMSc, PA-C, Enflux Physician Assistant Subject Matter Expert.
Enflux Accreditation Intelligence™ for PA Programs is now available for physician assistant programs nationwide.
About Enflux
Enflux is a leader in analytics for health professions education, serving physician assistant, medical, dental, pharmacy, nursing, physical therapy, and allied health programs across the United States. The Enflux platform connects accreditation, student outcomes, and evaluation data into a unified system that helps institutions improve decision-making, support student success, and demonstrate program effectiveness. Enflux is SOC 2 Type 2 certified and FERPA compliant. We also provide HECVAT and VPAT documentation to support institutional security and accessibility reviews, and we offer single sign-on to help protect student data through secure, centralized access.