Tag: Rural Healthcare

The K-State 105 initiative partners with K-State University, The University of Kansas Health System, and Phillips County Health Systems to support rural health care in Phillips County. The initiative actively engages community members in identifying and addressing community-specific health care priorities, working to bring innovative health care solutions and increased accessibility to health care providers to the area.

Kansas State University's physician assistant program equips graduates to address medical needs, especially in areas with healthcare shortages. The program prioritizes training in common injuries and illnesses. The inaugural cohort's success sets the standard for future students, with many already securing job opportunities. The program has attracted a diverse student body and aims to serve underserved populations.

Kansas State University and The University of Kansas Health System are collaborating through the K-State 105 initiative to improve healthcare access in rural Kansas. This partnership leverages K-State's statewide presence and research capabilities, along with the expertise of The University of Kansas Health System. Their focus includes addressing healthcare challenges and pilot projects in all 105 counties of Kansas.

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TOPEKA, April 13, 2022 – U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Acting State Director for Rural Development Kansas Dan Fischer...

by Paul Hammel, Nebraska Examiner February 17, 2022 LINCOLN — If you want to increase the number of doctors, nurses and...