AIM OB Emergency Readiness Learning Series Begins June 25

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Noon Briefing: Modernized Scheduling for VA Community Care Appointments - July 8

Join us for a Noon Briefing on Tuesday, July 8, where KHA will explore how the Department of Veterans Affairs' new External Provider Scheduling program is transforming community care coordination.

Complimentary Health Care Preceptor Academy - July 10

This session supports current and future preceptors by providing valuable educational tools and strategies to strengthen the preceptor-orientee relationship. This interactive program offers practical guidance and resources to enhance your preceptor skills.

New Quality Director's Orientation - July 10-11

The core mission of Kansas hospitals is to deliver the proper care at the right time in the right setting. KHA is committed to helping our members improve the quality of care they provide daily. The KHA Board of Directors has identified patient care that meets the highest safety and quality standards as one of our strategic issues. For more information about this event, contact Karen Braman or Sally Othmer at (785) 233-7436.

HFMA Cost Report Workshop - July 17-18

The Healthcare Financial Management Association is a national organization for healthcare financial management professionals. Its members are employed by hospitals, integrated delivery systems, long-term and ambulatory care facilities, managed care organizations, medical group practices, public accounting and consulting firms, insurance companies, government agencies, and other healthcare organizations.

Complimentary Health Care Preceptor Academy - July 18

This session support current and future preceptors by providing valuable educational tools and strategies to strengthen the preceptor-orientee relationship. This interactive program offers practical guidance and resources to enhance your preceptor skills.

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AIM OB Emergency Readiness Learning Series Begins June 25

(June 20, 2025) – The Alliance for Innovation on Maternal Health is hosting a five-part series focused on obstetric readiness for emergency medical services and emergency departments in rural communities. It aspires to identify opportunities for collaboration between EMS, hospital EDs and local support networks. The series includes recommendations tailored specifically for rural EMS and EDs, featuring innovative strategies such as telehealth and mobile care units. Register to attend any or all of the sessions. Each lasts 75 minutes via Zoom, scheduled from June 25 to Aug. 13. In the first session, experts will summarize the challenges of obstetric care in rural communities and highlight community resources available to support pregnant and postpartum patients. This series is hosted by AIM with funding administered by HRSA's Maternal and Child Health Bureau. It builds on previous HRSA-funded initiatives created by AIM, including the AIM Obstetric Emergency Readiness Resource Kit.
--Karen Braman

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