Vol. 68, Issue 32
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IN THIS ISSUE
- WHA Sponsors WisconsinEye 2024 Campaign Coverage
- WHA’s Post-Acute Care Seminar Focuses on Innovative Care Models
- WHA and Nursing Leaders Discuss Delegation with Wisconsin Board of Nursing
- WHA 2024 Nominating and Awards Committee Seeking Nominations
- CMS Issues Final 2025 Inpatient Rule
- WHA Seeks Community Benefit Stories for 2024 Report - Due Aug. 30
- Only 1 Week Left: Apply Today for the 2024 Global Vision Community Partnership Award - $2,500 Unrestricted Grant Opportunity
- Register Now for the Substance Use Disorder Management Boot Camp, Door County, WI Sept. 19-20, 2024!
EDUCATION EVENTS
Apr. 9, 2025
2025 Advocacy DayApr. 22, 2025
Nursing ServicesMay. 14, 2025
2025 WHA Workforce ForumClick here to view quality event calendar
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Thursday, August 8, 2024
The deadline to apply for the WHA Foundation’s 2024 Global Vision Community Partnership Award is only one week away. Submit a nomination by Friday, August 16.
This award provides recognition, financial support ($2,500) and public awareness of a community health initiative or project, created in partnership with a WHA member, that successfully addresses a documented community health need. Partnerships must reach across the community or population served, and the program must be an active ongoing enterprise at the time of nomination.
To learn more about the award and to access the nomination form, click here.
For questions related to this award or the WHA Foundation, contact WHA Foundation Executive Director Leigh Ann Larson.
Only 1 Week Left: Apply Today for the 2024 Global Vision Community Partnership Award - $2,500 Unrestricted Grant Opportunity
The deadline to apply for the WHA Foundation’s 2024 Global Vision Community Partnership Award is only one week away. Submit a nomination by Friday, August 16.This award provides recognition, financial support ($2,500) and public awareness of a community health initiative or project, created in partnership with a WHA member, that successfully addresses a documented community health need. Partnerships must reach across the community or population served, and the program must be an active ongoing enterprise at the time of nomination.
To learn more about the award and to access the nomination form, click here.
For questions related to this award or the WHA Foundation, contact WHA Foundation Executive Director Leigh Ann Larson.
