Policy & Research

Kennedy v. Braidwood Management, Inc: The Outcome of the U.S. Supreme Court Case Could Impact No-Cost Coverage for Preventive Services

8 Min Read

May 22, 2025

Policy & Research

Kansas CHW Infrastructure: How Federal Funding Changes Could Impact Workforce Sustainability

10 Min Read

May 15, 2025

A graphic for the "Hill to the Heartland: Federal Health Policy Briefing" event by khi.org. The left side features a circular emblem with an illustration of the U.S. Capitol and the event title in bold white text on a dark background. The right side displays a 3D map of the United States in dark blue, highlighting a connection from Washington, D.C., to Kansas with an orange line and block.

Policy & Research

Public Health Employee Well-Being Assessment Guide

2 Min Read

May 12, 2025

Web image for the "Public Health Employee Well-Being Assessment Guide." The background is teal with bold white text displaying the title and subtitle, "A Roadmap to Employee Well-Being and Organizational Resilience." On the left, a circular section contains a collage of abstract, multicolored human profiles overlapping each other. Surrounding this section are logos of organizations including Wichita State University’s Community Engagement Institute, Missouri Department of Mental Health, Kansas Health Institute, and PHIG Partners.

Policy & Research

Update: What We’re Watching, May 9, 2025

5 Min Read

May 09, 2025

Policy & Research

Update: What We’re Watching, May 1, 2025

9 Min Read

May 01, 2025

Policy & Research

Ready, Set, AI: From Groundwork to Guidelines for a Policy That Works

13 Min Read

Apr 30, 2025

Policy & Research

Understanding Occupational Fatalities and Injuries in Kansas: Data and Insights

15 Min Read

Apr 28, 2025

Policy & Research

Fluoride and Drinking Water: Implications for Kansas Communities

10 Min Read

Apr 25, 2025

Event

Event Recap — Kansas Health Matters in Action

4 Min Read

Apr 21, 2025

Webinar promotional graphic with a blue geometric background. The title reads, “Kansas Health Matters in Action: A Multipurpose Tool for Health, Policy & Community Change.” Logos at the bottom include Kansas Health Matters with a colorful gauge icon, and the Kansas Health Institute with their slogan “Informing Policy. Improving Health” and website, khi.org. The word "WEBINAR" is in the top-right corner.

Policy & Research

First Adjournment and Veto Session of the 2025 Session

22 Min Read

Apr 18, 2025

Policy & Research

Update: What We’re Watching, April 18, 2025