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ICD-10 Talk

Looking to discuss ICD-10 or other coding issues with people like you? As a member of AHIMA, you can access the Communities of Practice (CoP), an online member interaction tool designed with your needs in mind: up-to-date industry news, links to helpful resources, and, most importantly, solutions and ideas from peers. Simply log in with your seven digit AHIMA member ID and password. Not a member? Join now.

The immediate ability to disseminate, exchange, and share information is a powerful tool in keeping pace with changes in the HIM field. Time and again, CoP users are turning to one another online for support, ideas, and new information.

ICD-10 Implementation is one CoP at your disposal, but many other coding related CoPs exist:
Coding
Coding Education
Coding for Gastroenterology
Coding for Orthopaedics
Coding for Physical Medicine Rehabilitation
Coding for Physician Practice
Coding for Radiation Oncology
Coding: Emergency Department and Pro
Coding: Hospital Inpatient
Home Coding
Military Healthcare and Coding Practices
Radiology Coding & Compliance

Take advantage of the CoP today by joining the communities which best fit your needs. And, if you have a new idea for a CoP which does not already exist, you may start your own. Submit a suggestion.

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