- Registration is now open for the 2024 MHA Graduate Medical Education (GME) Capitol Day, scheduled from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 1, at the MHA Capital Advocacy Center. Physician residents, GME program administrators and directors are encouraged to attend the event. Due to legislative schedules and meeting space limitations, each participating group is encouraged to register no more than three physician residents per hospital. Members are encouraged to register by April 19. Members with questions regarding registration may contact Meghan Protz-Sanders at the MHA and members with questions about further details may contact Elizabeth Kutter at the MHA.
- Registration is open for the 2024 Michigan Maternal Infant Health Summit scheduled June 17-18 at the Lansing Center. The Michigan Department of Health & Human Services Division of Maternal & Infant Health event provides a unique opportunity for multidisciplinary collaboration, convening both national and statewide stakeholders working to advance maternal, infant and family health. The Michigan Maternal Infant Health Summit is a forum for innovation and change, addressing root causes of inequities, challenging systematic barriers and creating actionable solutions. Registration costs $125 per person and will be on sale until June 5 or until the event is sold out. Members with questions may visit the Michigan Maternal Infant Health Summit website.
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News to Know – Aug. 14, 2023
The MHA encourages MHA chief nursing officers and other Michigan hospital leaders to register for Hospitals for Patient Access Advocacy Day from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 13 at the MHA Capitol Advocacy Center in downtown Lansing to discuss the substantial harm that proposed legislation mandating registered nurse staffing ratios would have on patient access to care, and real solutions to train and hire more nurses. Questions about registration may be directed to Meghan Protz-Sanders at the MHA. Please contact Elizabeth Kutter at the MHA for any further details or questions.
News to Know – Aug. 7, 2023
The MHA encourages MHA chief nursing officers and other Michigan hospital leaders to register for Hospitals for Patient Access Advocacy Day from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 13 at the MHA Capitol Advocacy Center in downtown Lansing to discuss the substantial harm that proposed legislation mandating registered nurse staffing ratios would have on patient access to care, and real solutions to train and hire more nurses. Questions about registration may be directed to Meghan Protz-Sanders at the MHA. Please contact Elizabeth Kutter at the MHA for any further details or questions.
Register Now for MHA Rural Advocacy Day
Registration is currently open for Rural Advocacy Day as the MHA facilitates connections between rural hospital leaders throughout Michigan with legislators to discuss the vital role these hospitals and organizations play in their communities. The event is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 21 at the MHA Capitol Advocacy Center located in downtown Lansing.
Small or rural members will have the opportunity to have one-on-one meetings with lawmakers, engage with legislative leadership, learn how to host lawmakers for hospital tours and more.
Registration is available online and required by Friday, Sept. 16. Questions about the event and further details may be directed to Lauren LaPine at the MHA; contact Meghan Protz-Sanders at the MHA for assistance with registration.