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Journal of AHIMA
Leading Information Source for HIM Professionals
Our members describe the Journal as:
Credible – 96%
Timely – 91%
Objective – 87%
Useful to my job – 87%
Editorial Mission
We Are Committed to the Highest Quality Practice Guidance
The Journal of AHIMA serves as a professional development tool for health information professionals, keeping readers current on issues that affect the practice of HIM. Furthermore, the Journal contributes to the field by publishing work that disseminates best practices and presents new knowledge. Articles are grounded in experience or applied research and represent the diversity of HIM roles and healthcare settings.
The Journal of AHIMA is the only industry publication with 100% qualified paid circulation and no names purhcased from lists. Advertisers connect with engaged, responsive readers.
| Publication |
Qualified Circulation |
Paid |
List Names |
Qualified in Past Year |
| Journal of AHIMA |
59,485 |
100% |
0% |
94% |
| Healthcare Data Management |
52,100 |
0% |
6% |
73% |
| Healthcare IT News |
54,150 |
0% |
20% |
81% |
| Healthcare Informatics |
49,263 |
1% |
14% |
93% |
| Health Management Technology |
47,200 |
0% |
18% |
69% |
| For the Record |
(not audited) |
(not audited) |
(not audited) |
(not audited) |
Source: BPA Worldwide circulation statements, January to July 2010
2012 Journal Editorial Calendar
| Issue |
Topic and Cover Story |
| January |
The Year Ahead
The HIM and HIT stories to watch in 2012 |
| February |
HIPAA Transactions
Preparing systems for the new operating rules |
| March |
Audits
Preparing for claims, privacy, and security audits |
| April |
Privacy and Security
Adapting to new rules, new expectations |
| May |
ICD-10
The countdown to 2013 begins |
| June |
Health Information Exchange
How the fed's Direct Project is changing HIE |
| July |
Coding
The new drive for CDI |
| August |
Special Issue: Education
Preparing for a rapidly changing field |
| September |
Patient Engagement
Delivering patient information to patients |
| October |
Electronic Health Records
The forces changing the EHR |
| November/December |
Physician Practices
Transitioning to ICD-10 on time, on budget |
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