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(March 28, 2025) – The KHA Board of Directors met earlier this week in Topeka to discuss several timely and important topics affecting the association and its membership, including the latest advocacy issues at the state and federal levels.
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(March 28, 2025) – This webinar will equip health care leaders and human resources professionals with the tools and strategies to create a more engaging, supportive, and growth-focused work environment, leading to stronger retention and improved recruitment outcomes.
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(March 28, 2025) – These sessions 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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(March 28, 2025) – careLearning offers health care simulation courses for nurses that incorporate authentic virtual simulations and clinical experiences to engage learners in real-world scenarios.
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(March 28, 2025) – KHA is sharing with members the next area of focus for our Financial Awareness Campaign: Medicare. This resource explains how Medicare provides critical health coverage to various people in every Kansas community.
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(March 28, 2025) – As of March 26, measles cases in Kansas had increased to 23 cases across six counties, compared to 10 cases across three counties on March 21.
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(March 28, 2025) – The purpose of the Kansas Crisis Standards of Care Guidance for LTC Facilities is to assist hospitals and LTC facilities in planning for events that may require contingencies when dealing with a surge event with limited resources.
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(March 28, 2025) – Following up on KHA's email dated Friday, March 21, to CEOs and emergency preparedness contacts regarding the AHA and Health-ISAC Bulletin on Threat to Hospitals, we have continued to contact state and federal partners.
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(March 28, 2025) – Chief Executive Officer, Girard Medical Center, Girard
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(March 28, 2025) – The Kansas 4M Geriatrics Workforce Education Program offers $1,000 for up to 30 sites to participate in an Age-Friendly Action Community and achieve Level 1 and Level 2 Age-Friendly Health Systems Recognition between now and Dec. 31, 2025.
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