Policy & Research

Now We’re Cooking with Gas – Leveling Up a Health Department in a Smaller County Through PHAB Accreditation

15 Min Read

Dec 23, 2024

Policy & Research

2025 Affordable Care Act Health Insurance Marketplace

9 Min Read

Dec 20, 2024

Map of Kansas divided into seven rating areas for 2025 benchmark silver plan premiums. Icons represent premiums for individuals age 27, couples age 40 with two children, and couples age 60. Areas show differences in insurers and total available plans, ranging from 41 to 81 options.

Event

Event Recap — Inaugural Health on the Plains Convening: Building Thriving Rural Communities

6 Min Read

Dec 06, 2024

Policy & Research

Infographic: Health Insurance in Kansas 2023

5 Min Read

Dec 06, 2024

Infographic: Health Insurance in Kansas 2023

Policy & Research

Information Hub: Digital Divide in Kansas

4 Min Read

Dec 03, 2024

Policy & Research

Public Health Educational Assistance Benefits: Background and Comparative Policy Review

2 Min Read

Dec 02, 2024

Event

Save the Dates — 2025 KHI Policy Series: Exploring Medicaid in Kansas

2 Min Read

Nov 21, 2024

Policy & Research

Kansas Food Sales Tax: Exploring Policy and Research

13 Min Read

Nov 20, 2024

Photo of a family shopping for groceries.

Event

Strategic Directions for Mobile Integrated Healthcare in Region VII

18 Min Read

Nov 15, 2024

Shaping the Sustainability and Effectiveness of Mobile Integrated Healthcare

Policy & Research

Evaluation of the Vaping ECHO for Education Pilot Initiative in Kansas

3 Min Read

Nov 11, 2024

Vaping ECHO for Education Pilot Initiative in Kansas Logic Model

Policy & Research

Insurance Coverage By Kansas Congressional District 2024

3 Min Read

Nov 08, 2024

Kansas Health Institute infographic displaying health insurance coverage data by congressional district in Kansas. Each district is shown with a map and a pie chart, detailing the proportions of private coverage, public coverage, and uninsured residents. The 1st District has 60.2% privately insured, 31.2% publicly insured, and 8.5% uninsured. The 2nd District shows 52.0% privately insured, 37.7% publicly insured, and 10.3% uninsured. In the 3rd District, 70.6% are privately insured, 23.7% publicly insured, and 5.7% uninsured. The 4th District shows 56.6% privately insured, 34.3% publicly insured, and 9.1% uninsured.

Policy & Research

The Impact of Non-Pharmacological Interventions Enacted by State and Local Governments on COVID-19: A Rapid Systematic Review

1 Min Read

Nov 07, 2024

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