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he Healthcare Financial Management Association is a national organization for healthcare financial management professionals. Its members are employed by hospitals, integrated delivery systems, long-term and ambulatory care facilities, managed care organizations, medical group practices, public accounting and consulting firms, insurance companies, government agencies, and other healthcare organizations.

KARQM Education Program - Oct. 22

For more information regarding this program, contact Larry Van Der Wege at (785) 233-7436, ext. 103 or lvanderwege@kha-net.org

KCMHC Fall Council Meeting - Oct. 22

The Kansas City Metropolitan Healthcare Council is a policy division of The Health Alliance of MidAmerica. Formerly known as the Greater Kansas City Health Council, it works with local hospitals on areas of collective interest.

KHELSA Education Program - Oct. 23-24,

KHELSA provides networking, support and education for persons involved in the many facets of housekeeping and laundry for health care institutions. By sponsoring statewide educational programs, members stay informed about management issues, as well as housekeeping and laundry issues.

KHA Legislative Dinner - Oct. 28

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.

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KU School of Nursing Partners with McPherson College to Increase Nursing Graduates

Nurses in School (Sept. 19, 2025) – The University of Kansas School of Nursing and McPherson College announced plans for McPherson College students to earn a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree from KU, beginning in the 2026-27 academic year. The students will be able to take 60 hours of courses at McPherson College and complete the final 60 hours of the degree at the KU School of Nursing Salina Campus or online. This collaboration aims to increase the number of nurses available to work in rural Kansas communities.
--Terry Siek

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