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The Nominations Committee for the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education is requesting nominations for: 

Board of Directors
Health Information Management Accreditation Council
Health Informatics Accreditation Council

Application Deadline: August 1, 2020
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Quality Matters has developed an Emergency Remote Instruction Checklist that includes tips and actionable ideas to use during this temporary move to remote learning. 
Their Free Webinar Recording for Building Towards a Quality Online Experience will be available on their homepage after May 6th, 2020.

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CAHIIM Response and Updates on the Coronavirus (COVID-19)

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CAHIIM Accreditation Process Virtual Conference 2020

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Thank you to our speakers, attendees, and staff that made our first Virtual Conference such a great success!

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CAHIIM currently accredits over 345 programs in Health Informatics and Health Information Management. Search our Program Directory to find a program. 

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What is Accreditation?

Accreditation is both a process and an outcome. As a process, accreditation seeks to determine the educational quality of a program or institution through the application of established standards, peer review, and professional judgment during multiple levels of review. As an outcome, the award of accreditation status provides assurances to the public that a program or institution has been found to meet such standards.

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What's HI and HIM?

Health Informatics

Health informatics is an interprofessional specialty that exists at the confluence of three major domains: health, information science and technology, and social and behavioral science. As with all other health professions, health informatics is the practice of using data, information, and knowledge for clinical care, scientific inquiry, decision making, and problem solving to improve the health, safety, and effectiveness of those working and being cared for within the system of health care delivery.

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Health Information Management

Health information management is the practice of managing medical information vital to providing quality patient care, sound fiscal management of medical resources, and data governance supporting confidentiality of patient records. Management of this data includes acquisition, analysis, and protection of digital and traditional types of information.

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Board of Directors



Nominations are now being accepted for the Board of Directors.The call for nominations closes August 1, 2020. 

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HIM and HI Councils

 

Nominations are now being accepted for the Health Informatics and Health Information Management Councils. The call for nominations closes August 1, 2020.

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CAHIIM relies on volunteers to participate in our peer review process.  Learn more about the rewards and professional benefits of becoming a CAHIIM Peer Reviewer!

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The History Of CAHIIM

The professional association was founded in 1928

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