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Health Care Preceptor Academy - Sept. 25

Location: Homewood Suites by Hilton Salina Downtown Address: 115 E Mulberry Street, Salina, KS 67401 Our Preceptor Academy team has formed a collaboration with the Midwest Clinical Instruction Regional Network to provide updated materials, content, and support for our Health Care Preceptor Academy. Preceptors assume the vital role of orienting new staff to their roles, as well as onboarding them to the department's and organization's culture.

NRHA CAH Conference - Sept. 25-27

The obstacles faced by patients and health care providers in rural areas are vastly different than those in urban areas. Economic factors, cultural and social differences, educational barriers, remote isolation, and a lack of recognition by legislators often compound to create health care disparities and impede rural Americans in their pursuit to lead a life that is healthy and equitable.

Cyrano Video Educational Webinar: Health Care Videos Made Easy, Impactful and Affordable – Sept. 30

Join us at noon on Sept. 30, for a lunch and learn: Health Care Videos Made Easy, Impactful and Affordable. This lunch and learn with Cyrano Video will provide health care professionals with valuable insights into distributing and maximizing the impact of their video content. The presentation will include real results from hospitals using Cyrano Video, including Sam Pfannenstiel, director of communications and development, at Rooks County Health Center in Plainville.

Pioneer Health Network Board Meeting - Oct. 1

PHN is a consortium of 22 hospitals serving over 150,000 people in Western Kansas. Its central office is located on the campus of St. Catherine Hospital in Garden City, Kansas. The network's purpose is to provide a mechanism for its members to collaborate and pool resources. PHN partners with various organizations and agencies to leverage economies of scale and bring added value to its members.

KHA Noon Briefing: CMS Clarification on Non-Medicare Swing Beds for CAHs

Join the Kansas Hospital Association for a Noon Briefing with Shannan Flach, vice president of health care finance and reimbursement, and Cindy Samuelson, senior vice president of member and public relations. They will review a recent clarification from CMS and WPS regarding Non-Medicare Swing Beds and what it means for Critical Access Hospitals. CAHs that provide Intermediate Swing Bed services on a larger scale will be more significantly impacted by the CMS clarification.

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QHi is a Kansas born multi-state benchmarking program specifically designed, developed and driven by small rural hospitals and rural health clinics. Participants compare selected performance measures with other similar facilities in the realms of clinical quality, workforce, financial and patient satisfaction. Kansas hospital participation is funded by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment through FLEX funds. QHi is managed by Healthworks. Learn more about QHi at MyQHi.org.

Questions? Please contact Stuart Moore or Sally Othmer

QHi - Benchmarking for rural hospitals and clinics

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Rural health executives rely on QHi to assess performance and identify improvement opportunities across hundreds of financial, clinical quality, workforce and patient satisfaction indicators.

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