Kansas Health Matters in Action: A Multipurpose Tool for Health, Policy & Community Change

You’re invited!

Join us for an engaging and informative Kansas Health Matters (KHM) Webinar where we showcase the power of accessible data for effective planning, development and decision-making. This session will demonstrate how to effectively leverage the KHM website for your work. 

Date: April 21, 2025
Time: Noon–1 p.m. CDT
Location: Zoom Virtual Meeting – link will be sent with confirmation email 

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What to Expect 

Powering Change Through Data: Insights from KHM Partners
Discover how KHM is leveraged for various audiences and the critical role of data in driving impactful decisions. 

• Elaine Johannes, Ph.D., Associate Professor, K-State Research and Extension, Kansas State University 
• Sarah Irsik-Good, M.H.A., President & CEO, KFMC Health Improvement Partners 
• Steven M. Corbett, M.A., Ph.D., Senior Chronic Disease Epidemiologist, Kansas Department of Health and Environment 

Navigating the KHM Toolbox: A Hands-On Walkthrough
Explore a step-by-step guide to the KHM website, packed with tips to help you unlock its full potential. 

• Cindy Samuelson, Senior Vice President, Kansas Hospital Association 

Real-World Perspectives: A Panel Discussion on KHM Impact
Hear from users who rely on KHM to support their work in public health and beyond. 

• Charlie Hunt, Director, Johnson County Department of Health and Environment 
• Erica Johnson, Director of Marketing, Wilson Medical Center 

This webinar is designed for public health professionals, health care organizations, community organizations, researchers, students, and anyone interested in using data to improve health outcomes. 

Be a part of the conversation and discover the power of data in action! 

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