The Behavioral Health Tobacco Project as been funded by the Kansas Health Foundation since 2016 and has been a collaborative effort involving many partner organizations, including government, public health, health care providers and their associations, patients and patient advocacy organizations, health insurers, and university partners. Sustaining the Work of the Behavioral Health Tobacco Project These include the Tobacco Education Project at the University of Kansas School of Medicine and the Tobacco Free Kansas Coalition. O Kansas Department for Aging & Disability Services – Kansas Department of Health & Environment - addition to ongoing efforts by KDHE and KDADS, other key partners will remain in place to contribute to moving the work forward. For business related to NAMI Kansas: For ongoing tobacco-related work, contact one of the following two state agencies:.You may direct future inquiries and correspondence to one of the following: This e-mail address will not be monitored after June 30th. The Behavioral Health Tobacco Project will shut down on June 30th. With this update, we bid our followers farewell after 6 years of work with many partners across the state. Fall Schedule for KU Tobacco Treatment Specialist Training – June 30th application deadline.Sustaining the Work of the Behavioral Health Tobacco Project.This communication provides information on: June Update from the Behavioral Health Tobacco Project Today is the deadline to apply for participation in the Fall Tobacco Project. My apologies for getting this out so late. Sr Group Sales Consultant Wichita, R2022052 Blue Cross/Blue Shield posted the following vacancy announcements.
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