Maternal Health Resources

Upcoming Events

We are excited to offer the membership the opportunity to discuss some of the challenges and opportunities at your hospitals with policymakers. This year, we are excited to host legislative dinners throughout the state featuring interactive conversations about hospital challenges.

340B Webinar - Nov. 4

unRx will host a webinar, Managing 340B Pharmacy Amid Evolving Policies and Legal Challenges, at 1:00 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 4. Speaker Bharath Krishnamurthy, Health Policy & Analytics at the American Hospital Association, will share valuable insights to help eligible entities navigate regulatory changes, manage their 340B programs effectively and respond to evolving policy updates.

KHA Legislative Dinner - Nov. 4

KHA Board Meeting - Nov. 5

KHA has a 21-member board of directors. They meet at least five times a year. Each board member holds three-year terms, with a two-term limit. The board has a composition of members from all geographic areas of Kansas all sizes and types of member hospitals are represented. The board also includes two hospital trustees and two physician members. Other participants include the American Hospital Association delegate.

Sunflower Health Network Board Meeting - Nov. 6

The Sunflower Health Network is a not-for-profit organization that consists of 26 counties located primarily in North Central and North West Kansas. Sunflower Health Network's (SHN) specific purpose is to improve the population's health status. The 26 member hospitals, in conjunction with their medical staff, have developed a network that fosters cooperation and coordination. The priority has been to enhance the integration of health-related services among the SHN member communities.

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Maternal Health Resources

Maternal Health

KPQC works to improve health outcomes for mothers and babies in Kansas through evidence-based practice and quality improvement processes.

KPQC's Mission
To improve Kansas’ maternal and infant health outcomes by assuring quality perinatal care, using data-driven, evidence-based practice and quality improvement processes.

KPQC's Vision
To make Kansas the best place to birth, be born, and to raise a family.

KPQC's Goals

Establish and provide oversight for multiple state-wide quality improvement initiatives to improve birth outcomes.
Promote system changes by gathering data resources and increasing use of evidence-based practices for perinatal health.
Bring personalized support to Kansas communities by providing education and resources for perinatal health.

Learn more by visiting https://kansaspqc.kdhe.ks.gov/.