Information governance requires effective records management and proper preservation of health information especially for litigation purpsoes. Attendees will learn the importance of the record managers role in the preservation of information and understand the concept of discoverable throughout the litigation process.

Location: Online

AHIMA’s Advanced ICD-10-PCS Skills Workshops are designed for those who have had basic ICD-10-PCS education. The three-day, live, hands-on training supports an intimate understanding of the ICD-10-CPS coding system and its application. These workshops are instructor-led, using complex cases commonly encountered in an inpatient setting to facilitate active learning and retention. Instructors support the individual learning styles and promote an interactive, collaborative learning space that is guided by AHIMA’s respected expertise in the industry.

Location: Houston, TX

This webinar will explore look at the differences found in inpatient rehab facility coding changes between in ICD-10-CM compared to ICD-9-CM. It will also examine the sections of the IRF-PAI that coincide with the UB-04, and the importance of continuity between these two documents.

Location: Online

This presentation will be beneficial to coders and CDI specialists from all settings. Attendees will achieve a greater understanding of the coding and what is needed for documentation of Chapter 18: Symptoms, Signs, Abnormal Clinical and Laboratory Findings. Are you familiar with the coma scale? When do you code repeated falls instead of history of falls? When is it appropriate of use a symptom code? This chapter includes codes from the coma scale, SIRS of non-infectious origin, repeated falls, as well as a variety of various body system codes. These topics and more will be discussed, along with the chapter specific coding guidelines and when it is appropriate to utilize Chapter 18 codes.

Location: Online

Gaining a deeper understanding of sections 1-5 in ICD-10-PCS will help facilitate appropriate application of the procedures in the new code set. This webinar will include the documentation requirements for applying the codes for classification of these procedures as well as methodologies for mitigating the increased documentation requirements.

Location: Online

Attendees will listen and learn from an expert on the expectations and what is at stake in the next round of OCR audits. The presenter will outline a step-by-step process of early preparedness that can be achieved now to resolve gaps identified by conducting a mock OCR audit. This webinar will also identify likely areas of OCR focus and help participants develop successful strategies for ongoing HIPAA compliance.

Location: Online

The permanent HIPAA audit program is here. The objective of this webinar is to help HIM, IT and compliance professionals work together to prepare for the permanent HIPAA audit program. Coined “desk audits”, the second round of reviews focus on an organization’s patterns of compliance to identify whether or not strong enough actions are being taken to protect patient health information. This webinar explains how organizations can ensure that any privacy or security problems already identified are mitigated and compliance operationalized with specific examples and practical tips.

Location: Online

Whether your facility is a small regional hospital or a multisite IDN, your data is growing and information is flowing. PHI moves in and out of HIM to almost every other department, and external requestors. Inefficiencies in capturing, storing and managing PHI is HIM’s worst nightmare, impeding HIM processes, delaying coding, and ultimately obstructing patient care. A vendor neutral archive (VNA) solution enables organizations to optimize information flow by capturing, organizing and managing PHI regardless of source system. This technology is emerging as a solution for escalating data storage and management needs. Widely used by medical imaging departments, now is the time for HIM to better understand how VNAs can support their information management needs too. This webinar introduces the newest VNA technology, covers the HIPAA legal requirements for storage and walks attendees through the value a VNA provides HIM. Real-world experience from an organization using VNA technology is shared along with a vendor checklist and peer-to-peer advice. From moveable shelves to vendor neutral archives; HIM storage options have come a long way. And just in time! Your EHR generates massive data files every day, and the flow of PHI among and between healthcare providers just keeps growing. Safely storing, protecting and sharing patient information has never been more complicated. This session provides HIM professionals with a clearer picture of how Vendor Neutral Archives (VNAs) reduce the complexities of sharing, storing and managing healthcare data with minimal financial impact. Speakers differentiate new storage options and describe how VNAs extend beyond simply storing data and images, but also enhance an organization’s journey to health information exchange (HIE). Tips of evaluating and selecting VNA technology specifically for HIM requirements are also provided.

Location: Online

Join us for this important webinar and find out what you can do to make effective information governance a reality!

Location: Online

This presentation will outline the top 20 ICD-10 documentation issues that cause DRG changes. First, the reasons for MS-DRG changes will be outlined, including changes in coding guidelines, increased and decreased specificity of ICD-10, changes in diagnostic description meaning, changes in MCC/CC designators, and changes attributable to ICD-9 or ICD-10 coding errors. Next, the presentation will examine each of the top 20 documentation issues in detail, providing the cause and mitigation for the shift, and the resulting outcome. Attendees will also learn strategies for determining other DRG changes, including how to determine the top MS-DRG for an individual hospital, and how to look for opportunities to improve documentation, including templates. Based on this step-by-step process, presentation attendees will be able to employ the same process at their facilities to evaluate documentation for DRG changes of most concern.

Location: Online

Prepare to sit for the Certified Documentation Improvement Practitioner exam by reviewing the knowledge and skills necessary to function in the clinical documentation improvement profession. After successful completion of this extensive 2 day workshop, attendees may apply to sit for the CDIP exam immediately.

Location: Chicago, IL

A key focus of clinical documentation improvement (CDI) programs is to identify deficiencies in clinical documentation and develop methods to ensure the complete and accurate capture of a patient’s clinical encounter. Healthcare records that are inaccurate or incomplete will compromise clinical decision support, accurate reimbursement, and quality of care reporting. CDI programs have focused on improving the accuracy of coding and reimbursement. In this webinar learn how the increased need for interpreting coded data and clinical documentation for quality reviews and reporting is expanding the role of CDI professionals.

Location: Online

Join AHIMA for the 2015 Leadership and Advocacy Symposium, March 23, and Hill Day, March 24 in Washington, DC. The Leadership and Advocacy Symposium is a one-day collaborative educational conference that brings AHIMA’s leadership together to engage in dialogue that sets the strategic direction and advocacy efforts of the HIM profession and the Association. Hill Day provides members the opportunity to interact and advocate for HIM with their Congressmen.

Location: Washington DC

There are various areas of Medicare fraud relating to billing practices today. Healthcare professionals must form a basis for understanding in the legal framework surrounding fraud today. Participants will learn how to recognize common fraudulent practices and recognize top risk areas.

Location: Online

AHIMA’s Coder Academy for ICD-10-CM/PCS is a dynamic program for coder training in both ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Coding professionals who seek to achieve proficiency in these two systems enjoy a program that provides a well-rounded base of knowledge and exposure to advanced cases in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Students and professionals interested in learning ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding should register for this program.

Location: Las Vegas, NV

The workshop is an extensive 2 day face to face meeting designed to prepare the healthcare professional to sit for the CHDA Examination. Through in-class, in-depth examples and exercises, you will review the three domains covered in the exam, Data Management, Data Analytics and Data Reporting.

Location: Las Vegas, NV

Using a multi-faceted and disciplined approach that includes leveraging data analytics, Natural Language Processing technology, electronic record optimization and EMR documentation guidelines, CDI Specialists can dramatically enhance productivity, while successfully impacting physician documentation practices within the EHR in a staffing neutral environment. The clinical documentation improvement program can be customized to meet unique organizational needs. One size does not fit all.

Location: Online

AHIMA’s Advanced ICD-10-PCS Skills Workshops are designed for those who have had basic ICD-10-PCS education. The three-day, live, hands-on training supports an intimate understanding of the ICD-10-CPS coding system and its application. These workshops are instructor-led, using complex cases commonly encountered in an inpatient setting to facilitate active learning and retention. Instructors support the individual learning styles and promote an interactive, collaborative learning space that is guided by AHIMA’s respected expertise in the industry.

Location: San Diego, CA

Learn practical instruction on oncology service coding by an AHIMA Approved ICD-10-CM/PCS Trainer. This webinar is ideal for those who code in oncology service settings (both ambulatory and inpatient care), but may also be of interest to coders with a desire to learn more about coding for neoplasms and related procedures in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Audience will benefit most if they already possess basic understanding of ICD-10-CM/PCS conventions prior to attending this session.

Location: Online

The massive expansion of the electronic health record has brought a host of terminology systems to the forefront of the industry. This webinar will allow participants to identify contexts in which a LOINC would be appropriate for use within an electronic record and provide a overview of the LOINC system.

Location: Online

Clinical documentation improvement (CDI) programs, along with clinical care providers and senior management, contribute to organizational success by ensuring the right information is available at the right time. To keep up with the healthcare industry’s ever-changing demands and initiatives, clinical documentation must constantly evolve and adapt. The AHIMA CDI Academy provides participants with the information necessary to keep up with a complex and growing industry.

Location: Denver, CO

AHIMA’s Coder Academy for ICD-10-CM/PCS is a dynamic program for coder training in both ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Coding professionals who seek to achieve proficiency in these two systems enjoy a program that provides a well-rounded base of knowledge and exposure to advanced cases in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Students and professionals interested in learning ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding should register for this program.

Location: Denver, CO

AHIMA’s Advanced ICD-10-PCS Skills Workshops are designed for those who have had basic ICD-10-PCS education. The three-day, live, hands-on training supports an intimate understanding of the ICD-10-CPS coding system and its application. These workshops are instructor-led, using complex cases commonly encountered in an inpatient setting to facilitate active learning and retention. Instructors support the individual learning styles and promote an interactive, collaborative learning space that is guided by AHIMA’s respected expertise in the industry.

Location: Kirkland (seattle), WA

AHIMA’s Coder Academy for ICD-10-CM/PCS is a dynamic program for coder training in both ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Coding professionals who seek to achieve proficiency in these two systems enjoy a program that provides a well-rounded base of knowledge and exposure to advanced cases in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Students and professionals interested in learning ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding should register for this program.

Location: Indianapolis, IN

Whether your facility is a small regional hospital or a multisite IDN, your data is growing and information is flowing. PHI moves in and out of HIM to almost every other department, and external requestors. Inefficiencies in capturing, storing and managing PHI is HIM’s worst nightmare, impeding HIM processes, delaying coding, and ultimately obstructing patient care. A vendor neutral archive (VNA) solution enables organizations to optimize information flow by capturing, organizing and managing PHI regardless of source system. This technology is emerging as a solution for escalating data storage and management needs. Widely used by medical imaging departments, now is the time for HIM to better understand how VNAs can support their information management needs too. This webinar introduces the newest VNA technology, covers the HIPAA legal requirements for storage and walks attendees through the value a VNA provides HIM. Real-world experience from an organization using VNA technology is shared along with a vendor checklist and peer-to-peer advice. From moveable shelves to vendor neutral archives; HIM storage options have come a long way. And just in time! Your EHR generates massive data files every day, and the flow of PHI among and between healthcare providers just keeps growing. Safely storing, protecting and sharing patient information has never been more complicated. This session provides HIM professionals with a clearer picture of how Vendor Neutral Archives (VNAs) reduce the complexities of sharing, storing and managing healthcare data with minimal financial impact. Speakers differentiate new storage options and describe how VNAs extend beyond simply storing data and images, but also enhance an organization’s journey to health information exchange (HIE). Tips of evaluating and selecting VNA technology specifically for HIM requirements are also provided.

Location: Online

This face to face meeting exclusively for educators (full-time, part-time, or adjunct) will focus on data analysis, concentrating on database and reporting concepts, along with information governance, as well as providing networking opportunities.

Location: Tacoma, WA

AHIMA’s Coder Academy for ICD-10-CM/PCS is a dynamic program for coder training in both ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Coding professionals who seek to achieve proficiency in these two systems enjoy a program that provides a well-rounded base of knowledge and exposure to advanced cases in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Students and professionals interested in learning ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding should register for this program.

Location: Phoenix, AZ

Meaningful Use Stage 2 includes several measures which will require healthcare organizations to engage with their patients electronically. Meeting the requirements related to patient engagement does not necessarily mean that organizations are doing all they can to educate and empower their patients. Engaging patients about the patient portal, direct messaging, clinical summaries, and more is just the first step. This webinar will cover what to educate patients on and how to educate them while striking a balance between an informed patient and a patient burdened by information overload. Participants will walk away with tips on implementation tactics and how to motive patients to take action.

Location: Online

AHIMA’s Coder Academy for ICD-10-CM/PCS is a dynamic program for coder training in both ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Coding professionals who seek to achieve proficiency in these two systems enjoy a program that provides a well-rounded base of knowledge and exposure to advanced cases in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Students and professionals interested in learning ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding should register for this program.

Location: Columbus, OH

With the October 2015 implementation date of ICD-10 on the horizon, there is a push for increased specificity in documentation in order to process a claim appropriately and compliantly. Documentation must reflect appropriate levels of services provided as well as accurate assignment of codes, therefore reducing the risk from incomplete or unclear information, and support high-quality patient care in the process. Increasing volumes of OP Services are being provided and make up a significant portion of facility revenue. This presentation would focus on the impact of ICD-10 from the OP perspective and identify the anatomical specificity required for certain in high volume diagnoses. Participants will also learn the differences between ICD-9 and ICD-10 with regards to OP coding and documentation.

Location: Online

AHIMA’s Coder Academy for ICD-10-CM/PCS is a dynamic program for coder training in both ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Coding professionals who seek to achieve proficiency in these two systems enjoy a program that provides a well-rounded base of knowledge and exposure to advanced cases in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Students and professionals interested in learning ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding should register for this program.

Location: Seattle, WA

Prepare to sit for the Certified Documentation Improvement Practitioner exam by reviewing the knowledge and skills necessary to function in the clinical documentation improvement profession. After successful completion of this extensive 2 day workshop, attendees may apply to sit for the CDIP exam immediately.

Location: Seattle, WA

This face to face meeting exclusively for educators (full-time, part-time, or adjunct) will focus on data analysis, concentrating on database and reporting concepts, along with information governance, as well as providing networking opportunities.

Location: Miami, FL

AHIMA’s Coder Academy for ICD-10-CM/PCS is a dynamic program for coder training in both ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Coding professionals who seek to achieve proficiency in these two systems enjoy a program that provides a well-rounded base of knowledge and exposure to advanced cases in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Students and professionals interested in learning ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding should register for this program.

Location: Ft. Lauderdale, FL

NLP technology harmonizes unstructured text with EHR structured data to better support ACOs, P4P and VBP in healthcare. Quantifying potential cost/time savings within organizations, specifically for coding, CDI and quality reviews as these teams struggle to pull together clinical intelligence across multiple systems, databases and unstructured text documents. This webinar reviews three specific HIM workflows and are compared and contrasted using NLP technology in addition to EHR systems with real-world, practical examples. Participants will learn new insights into how NLP technology bridges the gap and builds healthcare’s most valuable asset—data.

Location: Online

Over the past decade the CDI profession has changed immensely and the CDI professional must find ways to keep up with this ever-changing industry. No longer is CDI only focused on finding MCCs/CCs on Medicare patients in the acute care inpatient setting. It is moving into other areas of healthcare and focusing on all payers and patient types. This webinar will help guide the CDI professional (or one who aspires to be a CDI professional) to progress along this evolving pathway to the future.

Location: Online

This face to face meeting exclusively for educators (full-time, part-time, or adjunct) will focus on data analysis, concentrating on database and reporting concepts, along with information governance, as well as providing networking opportunities.

Location: Wilmington, DE

The Long-Term and Post-Acute Care (LTPAC) Health IT (HIT) Summit is the premiere health IT conference for individuals within and working with the LTPAC industry for over 10 years. As the key conference of HIT leaders, policy makers, providers, vendors and professionals, the Summit continues to advance initiatives facing the long term, post acute care industry and priorities from the latest Roadmap for Health IT in LTPAC.

Location: Baltimore, MD

AHIMA’s Coder Academy for ICD-10-CM/PCS is a dynamic program for coder training in both ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Coding professionals who seek to achieve proficiency in these two systems enjoy a program that provides a well-rounded base of knowledge and exposure to advanced cases in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Students and professionals interested in learning ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding should register for this program.

Location: Baltimore, MD

This face to face meeting exclusively for educators (full-time, part-time, or adjunct) will focus on data analysis, concentrating on database and reporting concepts, along with information governance, as well as providing networking opportunities.

Location: Minneapolis, MN

One area that has seen the biggest change in ICD-10-CM is coding injuries and the external cause codes. This session will provide a review of the many guidelines in chapter 19 and 20 of ICD-10-CM. The correct use of seventh characters will be stressed. Many examples will be presented and discussed for application of the guidelines. Cases will be presented in this webinar to challenge the participant to take a closer look at the documentation and use critical thinking skills to select the appropriate code.

Location: Online

Physician engagement is critical to the success of any CDI program. Successful programs find ways to improve communication and physician engagement of the CDI program and buy in. Physician interaction is not always easy or comfortable. It requires skillful preparation. This webinar will provide points to consider for communication and interaction with physicians and steps to take in order to promote physician buy in of CDI programs and ways to continue physician engagement.

Location: Online

This symposium is for CSA Leadership (Delegates and Central Office staff).  The Leadership Symposium is a two-day event that engages AHIMA and CSA leaders and delegates in strategic direction, envisioning the future, and HIM focus. Interactive sessions geared toward CSA leadership.

Location: Chicago, IL

Join AHIMA and several industry experts for a one-of-a-kind meeting exploring the many connections surrounding healthcare data, and how classification and terminologies (including ICD-10) provide more specificity to that data. More than $2.6 trillion is spent on US healthcare today; a total of 75 percent of those dollars are spent treating chronic conditions; and half of that is spent on just 5 percent of the population. Does this data sound familiar to you? Have you ever wondered about the data connections made throughout the healthcare industry—not just those happening in your own organization? Whether it is terminologies found in the billing system or the data analysis needed for strategic planning, today’s providers must understand where and how data affects their organization—internally and externally. Since its founding in 1928, AHIMA has been an industry leader in the effective management of health data and this summit brings all aspects of coded data together in an exciting, industry-leading program.

Location: Baltimore, MD

The workshop is an extensive 2 day face to face meeting designed to prepare the healthcare professional to sit for the CHDA Examination. Through in-class, in-depth examples and exercises, you will review the three domains covered in the exam, Data Management, Data Analytics and Data Reporting.

Location: Austin, TX

Each year, more than 400 health information management (HIM) educators convene to consider academic topics that enable today's HIM students to become tomorrow's dynamic healthcare industry leaders. AOE/FDI is the premier health information education event offering key information on curricula design, accreditation, and leadership skills. Participants will explore the innovation, research, and best practices that academic professionals are using to shape HIM education.

Location: Austin, TX

AHIMA’s Coder Academy for ICD-10-CM/PCS is a dynamic program for coder training in both ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Coding professionals who seek to achieve proficiency in these two systems enjoy a program that provides a well-rounded base of knowledge and exposure to advanced cases in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Students and professionals interested in learning ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding should register for this program.

Location: Alexandria, VA

AHIMA’s Coder Academy for ICD-10-CM/PCS is a dynamic program for coder training in both ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Coding professionals who seek to achieve proficiency in these two systems enjoy a program that provides a well-rounded base of knowledge and exposure to advanced cases in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Students and professionals interested in learning ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding should register for this program.

Location: Austin, TX

Quality driven initiative becomes forefront and overwhelming in the face of resource limited health care environment today. The importance of a customized program requiring careful study of physician documentation is imperative for success. This webinar will bridge the gap between an effective pre-bill process, quality measures and quality documentation.

Location: Online

AHIMA’s Coder Academy for ICD-10-CM/PCS is a dynamic program for coder training in both ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Coding professionals who seek to achieve proficiency in these two systems enjoy a program that provides a well-rounded base of knowledge and exposure to advanced cases in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Students and professionals interested in learning ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding should register for this program.

Location: Atlanta, GA

Prepare to sit for the Certified Documentation Improvement Practitioner exam by reviewing the knowledge and skills necessary to function in the clinical documentation improvement profession. After successful completion of this extensive 2 day workshop, attendees may apply to sit for the CDIP exam immediately.

Location: Alexandria, VA

The AHIMA CDI Summit is the premier industry event dedicated to leading the documentation journey and exploring the challenges presented by today’s complex healthcare environment. This year the Summit is being held in conjunction with the AHDI Healthcare Documentation Integrity Conference. Keynote addresses from nationally recognized industry experts, participants of this comprehensive conference will have access to a range of presentations on CDI best practices, innovation, implementation, and ICD-10-CM/PCS in addition to documentation integrity and information governance. The Summit is committed to interactive sessions, showcasing real world examples, advancing networking opportunities, and providing critical insights. Don’t miss an opportunity to be a part of this exciting Summit.

Location: Alexandria, VA

Do you know what happens behind the scenes of Natural Language Processing in a Computer-Assisted Coding application? While it may impact everyday coding production, consistency and compliance- it may not be the silver bullet for ICD-10 coding. Through data analyzation directors, managers and coding staff can be educated on how NLP works and what the CAC engines do with text based documents (and don’t do with images). This webinar will assist participants in learning how to improve coding quality and CDI by better understating the role NLP plays in CAC.

Location: Online

AHIMA’s Coder Academy for ICD-10-CM/PCS is a dynamic program for coder training in both ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Coding professionals who seek to achieve proficiency in these two systems enjoy a program that provides a well-rounded base of knowledge and exposure to advanced cases in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Students and professionals interested in learning ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding should register for this program.

Location: Chicago, IL

Release of information has become more complex as organizations transition to electronic health records. As organizations become larger and include multiple settings meeting ROI demands adds increased pressure. Attendees will examine questions while speakers provide answers to the top three attorney questions with regard to new formats/layouts/page counts generated from electronic (versus paper) systems. Finally, speakers diagram re-engineered ROI workflows to accommodate expanded request processing steps and ensure compliance with heightened privacy and security rules.

Location: Online

AHIMA’s Coder Academy for ICD-10-CM/PCS is a dynamic program for coder training in both ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Coding professionals who seek to achieve proficiency in these two systems enjoy a program that provides a well-rounded base of knowledge and exposure to advanced cases in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Students and professionals interested in learning ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding should register for this program.

Location: Orange County, CA

AHIMA’s Coder Academy for ICD-10-CM/PCS is a dynamic program for coder training in both ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Coding professionals who seek to achieve proficiency in these two systems enjoy a program that provides a well-rounded base of knowledge and exposure to advanced cases in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Students and professionals interested in learning ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding should register for this program.

Location: Philadelphia, PA

AHIMA’s Coder Academy for ICD-10-CM/PCS is a dynamic program for coder training in both ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Coding professionals who seek to achieve proficiency in these two systems enjoy a program that provides a well-rounded base of knowledge and exposure to advanced cases in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Students and professionals interested in learning ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding should register for this program.

Location: Orlando, FL

Outpatient Coding, although being high in volume, is still frequently low on the list of operational priorities in many healthcare organizations. Categories of service typically range from ancillary laboratory and radiology services to the complexities of Observation Services. Coding guidelines make up only a fraction of the policy documents that need to be considered when assigning ICD-9 or CPT codes to these services. Medical necessity looms large but so does the DNFB report. This webinar will provide tips and tools on improving the outpatient coding workflow in your organization.

Location: Online

The workshop is an extensive 2 day face to face meeting designed to prepare the healthcare professional to sit for the CHDA Examination. Through in-class, in-depth examples and exercises, you will review the three domains covered in the exam, Data Management, Data Analytics and Data Reporting.

Location: New Orleans, LA

AHIMA’s Coder Academy for ICD-10-CM/PCS is a dynamic program for coder training in both ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Coding professionals who seek to achieve proficiency in these two systems enjoy a program that provides a well-rounded base of knowledge and exposure to advanced cases in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Students and professionals interested in learning ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding should register for this program.

Location: Nashville, TN

Can your organization afford a leak in its revenue cycle? Designed to give participants an in depth look at each of the functional areas of the revenue cycle, this webinar will discuss how organizational structure affects its success. Participants will learn the most common reimbursement issues and discover tips for identifying leakage in your organization.

Location: Online

Dealing with a privacy breach in your medical practice can be stressful and confusing. What should you do? Who should you contact? Pro-active privacy is achieved when you build privacy into your records management, information management, and training programs within your organization. The best method to manage a privacy breach is to avoid it! However, should a privacy breach occur, you need the team effort to recognize it, control it, and prevent it from happening again. In this webinar, learn the 3 common mistakes made when managing a privacy breach.

Location: Online

AHIMA’s Coder Academy for ICD-10-CM/PCS is a dynamic program for coder training in both ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Coding professionals who seek to achieve proficiency in these two systems enjoy a program that provides a well-rounded base of knowledge and exposure to advanced cases in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Students and professionals interested in learning ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding should register for this program.

Location: Chicago, IL

This Summit will explore new and innovative ways to gain maximum value from health data and information through information governance. It will invite a new vision of information governance as an effective tool to address a variety of both emerging and long standing issues that prevent organizations from realizing data and information as an asset that enables improvements in care quality; reducing costs; and thriving in a changing health care delivery system.

Location: Chicago, IL

Section 306 of the Medicare Modernization Act authorized a three year demonstration period for what would be known as the Recovery Audit Contractors. The goal was to identify improper payments and recover overpayments. The focus was limited to only 3 states. Now the RACs are in full swing and the real fun has just begun.

Location: Online

Clinical documentation improvement (CDI) programs, along with clinical care providers and senior management, contribute to organizational success by ensuring the right information is available at the right time. To keep up with the healthcare industry’s ever-changing demands and initiatives, clinical documentation must constantly evolve and adapt. The AHIMA CDI Academy provides participants with the information necessary to keep up with a complex and growing industry.

Location: Las Vegas, NV

AHIMA’s Coder Academy for ICD-10-CM/PCS is a dynamic program for coder training in both ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Coding professionals who seek to achieve proficiency in these two systems enjoy a program that provides a well-rounded base of knowledge and exposure to advanced cases in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Students and professionals interested in learning ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding should register for this program.

Location: Las Vegas, NV

Now more than ever, coders are struggling to read their Coding Clinics each quarter. Many coders do not have adequate time on-the-job to study these each quarter due to pressing A/R deadlines. As a result of studying Coding Clinics will increase coding confidence and knowledge, while decreasing errors. With ICD-10 on the horizon, it is imperative that coders commit to studying each quarterly issue of the Coding Clinics. This webinar will review the 2015 Coding Clinics and their potential impact to your organization.

Location: Online

This session provides a thorough look and understanding of the issues hospitals face in keeping data secure in an electronic world. Methods and action plans are reviewed during this session which suggest that a hospital encrypt all data on portable devices, improve physical security and access security for the systems in place, as well as ask patients regularly to update his/her information to avoid billing and release errors. This webinar also outlines the components to data lifecycles; capture, store, access, archive, and backup and calls the participants to action to enforce the security around these components in addition to having a data breach and cyber-attack response plan in place.

Location: Online

AHIMA’s Coder Academy for ICD-10-CM/PCS is a dynamic program for coder training in both ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS. Coding professionals who seek to achieve proficiency in these two systems enjoy a program that provides a well-rounded base of knowledge and exposure to advanced cases in ICD-10-CM/PCS. Students and professionals interested in learning ICD-10 diagnosis and procedure coding should register for this program.

Location: Raleigh, NC

Every year on January 1st, the CPT is updated with new, revised and deleted codes. Your staff will need to be ready to implement these changes when coding records as well as updating the chargemaster. This presentation will evaluate the CY 2016 CPT code changes and guidelines, and shows you how to correctly apply and use the codes. Prepare for a smooth transition to 2016 and ensure your organization is current and compliant with all the CPT updates.

Location: Online