Events
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WEBINAR: Supporting Healthcare Professionals – A Team Effort to Support Those Who Care
This 1-hour webinar will introduce two critical programs—the Kansas Medical Society Professionals’ Health Program (KMS-PHP) and the Kansas Nurse Assistance Program (KNAP)—designed to help healthcare professionals get the assistance they need while protecting their careers and the safety of their patients.
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WEBINAR: Practical Guidance for AI in Healthcare – The Promise and the Peril
Whether you’re a clinician, administrator, or healthcare decision-maker, this session will equip you with practical guidance on how to leverage AI effectively while understanding its limitations and risks.
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Online Course – Loss Prevention 2025
Learn more about and access the Loss Prevention 2025 Med-IQ online course. The online course offers the same great content as the Loss Prevention on-location events and webinars, and it's available anytime from August 1 to September 30, 2025.
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Wichita Event – Loss Prevention 2025
Register for the 2025 KAMMCO Loss Prevention program, delivered on-site at the Wichita Marriott. Dinner provided.
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Noon Webinar – Loss Prevention 2025
Register for the noon webinar presentation of the 2025 KAMMCO Loss Prevention program, streamed online via Zoom.
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Topeka Event – Loss Prevention 2025
Register for the 2025 KAMMCO Loss Prevention program, delivered on-site at the KAMMCO office in Topeka. Dinner provided.
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Evening Webinar – Loss Prevention 2025
Register for the evening webinar presentation of the 2025 KAMMCO Loss Prevention program, streamed online via Zoom.
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WEBINAR: “Vital Conversations: Improving Interprofessional Communication”
A KAMMCO lunch-and-learn spring education webinar on patient safety explores how communication breakdowns among healthcare professionals contribute to preventable harm, sentinel events, and malpractice risk — and what organizations can do to reduce errors and improve outcomes.
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WEBINAR: “Defending LTC Facility Pressure Injury Claims”
A KAMMCO lunch-and-learn webinar and panel discussion, led by experienced defense attorneys. They'll share real-world insight on long-term care risk, with a clear focus on how strong documentation can make or break a medical malpractice case.