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For more information or to participate in this event, contact Amy Fluke (afluke@kha-net.org) or Audrey Dunkel (adunkel@kha-net.org at (785) 233-7436.

KHEA Educational Program - April 21-22

For more information on the KHEA Educational Program, contact Jennifer Findley at (785) 233-7436 or jfindley@kha-net.org.

Infection Prevention Series: Part 3 Webinar - April 21

The Kansas Hospital Association, in partnership with the three Kansas APIC chapters, is offering a six-part Infection Prevention Virtual Series designed to focus on developing the knowledge and skills for those practicing in the infection prevention role. See page two of the educational brochure for the other topics and dates.There is a separate registration for each virtual event in this six-part Infection Prevention Virtual Series.

Quality Corner Call - April 22

For more information on the Quality Corner Call, contact Susan Pattie at (785) 233-7436 or spattie@kha-net.org.

KAHCC Virtual Education Program - April 22

Take this opportunity to talk with your peers across the state on hot topics important to us all. Break out sessions include COVID Communication - Lessons Learned Kick Start Your Volumes and KHA Advocacy.KHA Advocacy

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Senate Bill 86 Passes Chambers Creates Utility Costs Loan Deposit Program

(April 9, 2021) – Senate Bill 86 creates a new three-year loan program providing incentives for the making of loans to eligible borrowers for the winter weather event of February 2021.

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President's Perspective – KHA Spring District Meeting Recap

(April 16, 2021) – This week, the Kansas Hospital Association hosted its spring district meetings with hospital leaders from across the state virtually convened to discuss the latest advocacy issues a

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KHA Statement on KanCare Expansion

(Feb. 1, 2021) – KHA continues to support KanCare Expansion and the benefits it will bring to Kansas. Expansion improves the health of Kansans by improving access to tens of thousands of hardworking Kansans who cannot afford to wait another year for affordable health care coverage. We must have a Kansas-based solution—a solution that brings hundreds of millions of our federal tax dollars back home to Kansas – creating jobs, boosting our economy and improving the health of Kansans.