The KC HEALTH Communicators Board (KCHC) is excited to roll out its new name and look. Formerly the Kansas City Healthcare Communicators Society (KCHCS), KC HEALTH Communicators is dedicated to assisting those who work in or have an interest in the health care marketing and communications field to continue their professional development by increasing their understanding of the industry and their role in it.
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.
Benefits include educational programs that are offered to members through luncheon or breakfast meetings, as well as at an annual fall conference. While topics often focus on the communicator's role in a changing health care industry, programs also include general marketing and communications topics. In addition, KCHC offers unique networking opportunities through social activities.
For more information contact 2024 KCHC President Libby Hastert at (913) 355-4310, KHA liaison Shelby Stacy at (785) 233-7436 or MHA liason Dave Dillon at (573) 893-3700, Ext. 1311.
Join KCHC and become a member of the group that shares best industry practices and knows how to have fun! Your KCHCS membership runs from Jan. 1 through Dec. 31 annually. Get the most out of your KCHC membership by renewing or joining by April 1. Complete your membership application. Return it with your dues - only $75 - make your check payable to KCHCS (dba KCHC) and mail them to Jan Fenwick, Kansas Hospital Association, 215 SE 8th Ave., Topeka, KS 66603-3906.
Balancing privacy, compliance, and access to health care presents a significant challenge for health care providers. While HIPAA regulations prioritize the protection of individuals' sensitive health information, improving access to health care often involves meeting patients where they are, engaging with them online through platforms like Google and Facebook. By taking a proactive and strategic approach to balancing privacy, compliance, and access to health care, providers can effectively navigate the complexities of digital marketing while safeguarding patient information and maintaining trust with the consumer.
To register RSVP to Jan Fenwick at jfenwick@kha-net.org.
Not able to make it to the 2023 KCHC Fall Conference? Check out just some of the fun and education you missed and view the presentation materials available here. Share information with your health care colleagues and encourage them to join us in 2024!
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