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1 American Health Information Management Association Chrisann Lemery, MS, RHIA, FAHIMA AHIMA Board Director HIPAA Security Officer and Assistant Privacy Officer Madison, Wisconsin
2 AHIMA American Health Information Management Association - Founded in 1928 Focused on management of medical records Evolved in 1996 to Health Information Management Accrediting college programs at AS and BS levels since 1943 Considered allied health in the 1960 s-2000 s AHIMA professional association for health information management professionals and anyone working with health information Membership 61,000 Executive Office Chicago, IL International Office Brussels, Belgium
3 A Focus on Education AHIMA offers a broad spectrum of education Seven certifications AHIMA Press publications Distance education Audio seminars and webinars Virtual Lab for classrooms Workshops, academies, and seminars 3
4 Professional Domains of HIM Data content, structure, standards Electronic health record life cycle Clinical content: terminologies, classification, nomenclature, and vocabularies Data administration and analytics
5 Professional Domains of HIM Personal health information management Privacy, confidentiality, security management Reimbursement, regulatory compliance, fraud surveillance Organization and management
6 Resources to Improve Knowledge and Skills AHIMA offers resources to improve knowledge and skills of anyone working with health information Journal of AHIMA Perspectives in HIM (research) E-newsletters AHIMA Body of Knowledge Practice Guidance Virtual Communities of Practice
7 Building Tomorrow s Workforce AHIMA is committed to education and ensuring a skilled workforce Approves coding and medical transcription certificate programs Offers continuing education learning opportunities Develops curricula and promotes research Provides career planning and development resources
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9 Building Tomorrow s Workforce AHIMA Foundation Scholarships and grants for HIM students Faculty and leadership development Policy and research
10 Advancing National Initiatives AHIMA dedicated staff Communicates with legislators and government officials Communicates with industry and standards policymakers Keeps members and HIM professionals interests at the forefront
11 Global HIM Community AHIMA Global Services Office Brussels, Belgium First multinational member association serving HIM professionals on a global scale
12 AHIMA Core Model POLICY R E S E A R C H Health Data Capture and Maintenance Health Information Analysis & Output Health Information Resource Management and Innovation Health Information Governance and Stewardship S T A N D A R D S 12 EDUCATION
13 Forces That Impact HIM ICD-10 Diagram from: Blumenthal, David, New England Journal of Medicine, December 30th, 2009
14 Key Challenges for Healthcare Workforce Achieving Meaningful Use of electronic health records Understanding the impact of Healthcare Reform Bridge ICD-9 to ICD-10 Adoption Link or exchange data between information systems to support patient care and secondary use Link quality measurement data to reimbursement
15 Healthcare Workforce Initiatives Goal: Anyone working in the healthcare industry should be capable of using electronic health information technologies to do their job. Trained health IT workforce Professional workforce retraining Infusion into academic curricula across all health professions
16 ONC-Funded HITECH Programs ARRA Health Information Technology for Economic & Clinical Health Act (HITECH) Section 3016: Information Technology Professionals in Healthcare Curriculum Development Centers Community College Consortium Competency Exams for Individuals Program for University Based Training
17 ONC locations 85 Member Colleges & Counting.
18 Mobile Adoption Support Positions Implementation support specialists Practice workflow specialists Information management redesign specialists Clinician consultants Implementation Managers These are 3-6 month certificate training programs for persons with clinical or IT background
19 Permanent Staff of Health Care Delivery and Public Health Sites Clinician leaders (CMIO, CNIO, etc) Technical/software support staff Trainers Health Information Management and Exchange Specialists Health Information Privacy and Security Specialists
20 Health Care and Public Health Informaticians Research and development scientists Programmers and software engineers Sub-specialists: masters or doctoral training in fields as ethics, human factors, interfaces, industrial/systems engineering
21 Success A workforce capable of innovating, implementing, and using health communications and information technology will be critical to healthcare s success. Building the Work Force, AHIMA & AMIA...we can avoid dangerous medical mistakes, reduce costs, and improve care. President George W. Bush
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