2026 KHA Quality Conference – Registration Now Open!

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Registration is now open for the KHA Quality Conference: The Perfect Shot for Quality – Achieving Precision and Excellence in Every Move on March 23-24 in Louisville

This conference brings together quality leaders for focused learning, collaboration, and practical strategies to advance quality and patient safety. 

Continuing Education Credits 
The Kentucky Hospital Association is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Kentucky Board of Nursing (KBN). KBN approval of a continuing nursing education provider does not constitute endorsement of program content. This educational conference is approved to offer contact hours listed: 

  • March 23 – Contact Hours: 5.7 – Offering #5-0023-12-27-05, Expiration 12-31-27 
  • March 24 – Contact Hours: 3.3 – Offering #5-0023-12-27-06 , Expiration 12-31-27 

To receive credit, participants must attend the full conference day for which they are requesting credit hours, provide their nursing license number, sign the attendance roster, and complete the offering evaluation, which will be available at the conclusion of each conference day. No partial credit may be given. Failure to complete any step in the process outlined above will result in non-issuance of CEU credit in accordance with KBN guidelines. 

Hotel Reservations 
Louisville Marriott East 
1903 Embassy Square Blvd. 
Louisville, KY 40299 
Room Rate: $164.00 

Hotel Phone Number: 888-236-2427 
Group Block Reference: KHA Quality Conference 
Room Block Closes: February 25, 2026 

For More Information 
Casey Franklin, Associate Vice President, Quality & Health Professions 
cfranklin@kyha.com

Kris Allen, Events Manager 
kallen@kyha.com  

Lauren Wheatley, Director of Education & Events 
lwheatley@kyha.com 

 

 

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