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KHA Workers' Compensation Fund Safety Seminar -Oct. 24-25

KHA Workers' Compensation Fund, Inc., is a taxable workers' compensation pool operated by the Kansas Health Service Corporation. This fund was formed in 1991. It is organized in accordance with the workers' compensation statutes of the State of Kansas.KHA Workers' Compensation Fund's primary objective is to provide moderately priced workers' compensation insurance to Kansas Hospital Association members. Customer service is enhanced by the Fund Administrator and Safety Program Manager.

KCHC Annual Conference - Oct. 25

In today's highly competitive and fast-changing health care world, KCHC provides members with a unique opportunity to collaborate with their peers throughout the Greater Kansas City area. Mark your calendars and plan to attend KCHC's Fall Conference on Oct. 25. Watch for additional details.

Management and Leadership Training Three-Part Webinar Series - Part 1 - Oct. 29

This webinar series is designed for all health care managers and supervisors, including those in the nursing and allied health professions who want to fine-tune their management skills.

KFMC Health Equity Summit - Oct. 30

This year’s summit will address the challenges of resource deserts and explore solutions to improve health equity in underserved communities. Don’t miss this opportunity to collaborate, learn, and drive meaningful change.

KCMHC Fall Council Meeting - Oct. 31

In February 1999, the Missouri Hospital Association and KHA formed an integrated limited liability company called The Health Alliance of MidAmerica. The Alliance enables healthcare-related organizations to strengthen efforts in the areas of policy development and federal representation and advocacy.

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Kansas Health Matters User Survey – We Want Your Feedback

Kansas Health Matters (Aug. 9, 2024) – The Kansas Hospital Association and Kansas Health Matters partners invite you to participate in a short survey about the Kansas Health Matters website. Even if you rarely use Kansas Health Matters, we need your input to better understand who uses the website, what aspects are most helpful and how it can be improved. Your responses to our questions will be kept confidential and only reported in aggregate, so individual respondents will not be identified. Please take five minutes to complete this survey by Aug. 21.

Thank you for your help in evaluating and improving the Kansas Health Matters website!
--Karen Braman

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