​2021 Kansas preparedness summit

September 28-29, 2021

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2021 Kansas Statewide healthcare preparedness Virtual summit
​General REGISTRATION will be open soon

Update: 01.18.21
​Our Statewide Healthcare Preparedness Summit will now be a virtual event. Be watching for more details about this September 2021 event. If you have ideas or recommendations to share with the committee planning this event, please contact Beth Vallier, nc@hccpkansas.com.
Date:
September 28-29, 2021

Time:
​TBD

Location:
Drury Plaza Hotel Broadview
400 W Douglas Ave, Wichita, KS 67202

Register on KS-Train
Use Course ID# TBD

vendor and information booth registration

Vendor and Informational Booth Registration: To register for vendor space or informational booth space for the 2021 Kansas Preparedness Summit, click below.

speakers

Keynote Speaker: We are actively working on a dynamic group of speakers. Check back later in 2020.

agenda

The Conference Agenda is being prepared. Check back later in 2020.

hotel information

An interactive map to search for a hotel close to the Drury Plaza Hotel Broadway is being developed. Check back later in 2020.

twitter

Use the hashtag #KSPREP21 to connect with colleagues and friends attending the 2021 Kansas Preparedness Summit.

thank you to our 2021 sponsors and vendors

conference location

Drury Plaza Hotel Broadview 400 W Douglas Ave
Wichita, KS 67202
“We are expecting at least 150 attendees at this year’s conference! Be sure to register early to secure your place at the conference. Registration is on KS-Train. A registration ID will be issued later in 2020.

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