KHI and partners release tool to aid AI policy for public health
Kansas Health Institute
TOPEKA – The rapid growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools has prompted many sectors, including public health organizations, to explore or discuss how these tools could be used.
To assist public health organizations of all sizes and levels in crafting effective AI policies, integrating AI-related provisions into existing policies or guidelines, and fostering critical discussions before developing new policies, the Kansas Health Institute, in collaboration with Health Resources in Action and the Community Engagement Institute at Wichita State University, along with state and national partners, has created Developing Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policies for Public Health Organizations: A Template and Guidance. This project was part of KHI’s Public Health Infrastructure Technical Assistance Hub work, funded by the Public Health Infrastructure Grant (PHIG), which focuses on strengthening the workforce through innovation.


