CPHQ study videos · 7 domains
CPHQ study videos you can judge before you pay.
All 22 recorded lessons are grouped by the seven domains the exam is scored on, and the list below shows how much of the paper each domain carries — so you can start where you are weakest instead of watching from the top. There is a full video to watch first, with no account and no card.
Recorded, so you watch on your own schedule · lessons taught in English · one payment, no expiry
Lessons
22across 7 domains
Total runtime
18 hourswatch in any order
Free to watch
Full videono account needed
Access
Lifetimeone payment, no expiry
The library
Browse every lesson, by domain.
Filter or search, then open a domain to see what it covers and how much of the scored exam it carries. The order below is the exam’s order of weight, not the blueprint’s running order.
How healthcare organisations identify problems, improve processes and measure whether the change held. The largest domain on the exam, at 27 of the 125 scored items.
22% of the scored exam. Video time follows this weighting rather than splitting evenly across domains.
Inside a domain
The video is one of four things you get.
A recording on its own is entertainment. Each domain pairs its lessons with the material you revise from in week eight and the questions that tell you whether any of it stuck.
Listed as published on CPHQ Preparation Course.
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Videos
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PDFs
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Mock exams
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Study guides
How to watch
Video is fast to consume and easy to waste.
Most people watch too much and practise too little. Four habits that separate the candidates who finish from the ones still on domain two in week six.
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Watch in weight order
Performance & Process Improvement and Health Data Analytics carry 53 of the 125 scored items between them. Start there, whatever order the blueprint lists.
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Write it down before you move on
A lesson you cannot summarise in four lines is a lesson you have watched, not learned. The summary is the thing you revise from later — the video is not.
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Sit the mock before you feel ready
A mock taken early is diagnosis, not judgement. It tells you which domain to rewatch, which is information you cannot get from watching more.
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Fit it around the rota, not instead of it
Nothing here runs on a cohort and nothing expires, so a fortnight of nights costs you momentum rather than access.
Straight answer
Where video wins, and where it does not.
Video is the right format for
- ✓Anything with a picture in it — control charts, process maps, driver diagrams, FMEA tables.
- ✓Reasoning you need to hear out loud: why this reading of the chart, and not that one.
- ✓Method comparisons, where choosing correctly matters more than the definition.
- ✓Studying at 11pm after a shift, when opening a textbook is not going to happen.
Use something else for
- —Looking a term up. Use the study guides; scrubbing a video for a definition wastes ten minutes.
- —Drilling recall. That is what the mock exams are for, spaced across weeks.
- —The authoritative scope of the exam — read NAHQ’s own content outline for that.
- —Knowing whether you are ready. Only a full timed mock answers that honestly.
Watching & access
How the library behaves.
Recorded, not live
No cohort and no timetable. Start the week you buy and take as long as your rota allows.
Taught in English
The exam is sat in English, so practising the terminology in it is part of the preparation.
Lifetime access
One payment, no expiry and no subscription. Come back to a domain the week before you sit.
7-day money back
Work through the first two lessons. If it is not what you needed, email us inside 7 days and we refund in full.
The videos are one part of the course.
CPHQ Preparation Course includes videos, pdfs, mock exams and study guides — one payment, lifetime access.
FAQ
About the videos specifically.
Can I watch a CPHQ video before paying?
Yes. There is a full video on this page with no account and no card — an overview of what the CPHQ exam asks and what to know before registering, recorded in Arabic. The course lessons themselves are taught in English.
How many CPHQ study videos are there, and how long are they?
22 recorded lessons, 18 hours in total, grouped into the seven domains the exam scores. Lesson length varies with the domain rather than being padded to a fixed running time.
Do the videos cover the whole CPHQ exam?
All 7 domains are covered, with time weighted to how the exam scores them: Performance & Process Improvement 27, Health Data Analytics 26, Quality Leadership & Integration 19, Patient Safety 18, Quality Review & Accountability 16, Population Health & Care Transitions 11, Regulatory & Accreditation 8 — 125 scored items in all.
What language are the CPHQ lessons in?
The lessons are taught in English, which is the language of the exam — practising in it is part of the preparation. The free overview video on this page is in Arabic.
Are the videos live or recorded?
Recorded. There is no cohort, no timetable and no live session to miss, which is the only format that survives shift work.
How long do I keep access to the videos?
Access is permanent. One payment, no subscription and no expiry date, so you can start now and sit the exam whenever your rota allows.
What if the videos are not what I needed?
Work through the first two lessons. If it is not what you needed, email us inside 7 days and we refund in full.
Is watching the videos enough to pass the CPHQ?
No, and no honest provider will tell you otherwise. The videos teach the material; working the questions and sitting a full timed mock is what turns that into a pass. Watch to understand, then practise to prove it.
Looking for official CPHQ information?
Yalla CPHQ is an independent preparation provider and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by NAHQ. Review the official eligibility, exam and certification requirements at the source.
CPHQ® is a registered trademark of the National Association for Healthcare Quality. The domain weighting shown on this page is the weighting published on the course record and totals the exam’s scored items; NAHQ’s own content outline is the authority on the exam’s scope.