Celebrating Health Information Professionals

Dear Colleague,

Please join me in recognizing the outstanding work done every day by dedicated and compassionate Health Information Professionals (HIPs). We here at ICD10monitor, and Talk Ten Tuesdays extend our sincere appreciation to those healthcare workers who toil endlessly at their stations – either on the floor, bedside, or remotely, as so many operate these days.

The American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) has declared that April 18 through April 24 is national Health Information Professionals Week.

Every day, in facilities ranging from small rural hospitals to large academic teaching facilities and health systems, these dedicated professionals are working to keep patient health information data accurate, secure, and most importantly, personal. Because when it’s personal, it’s relevant.

As part of our recognition of the importance of HIPs, please listen to HIP Voices, a podcast during which you’ll hear the stories of three dedicated professionals:

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Laurie Peters,
Global privacy officer
Orion Health
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Sarah Throop,
who describes her journey into telehealth and virtual care.
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Shannan Swafford
Manages coding process improvement,
BlueCross Blue Shield of Tennessee

Thank you, and here’s to HIP Week!

Chuck Buck
Publisher of ICD10monitor

PS – We at ICD10monitor focus on the importance of news and education and during HIP Week, we invite you subscribe to the annual ICD10monitor Educational Portal, you’ll receive the 13th month absolutely free. You can also share 12 months of superb educational content with a fellow colleague and get the 13th month free for your fellow worker.

Thank you to our Sponsors:
 AHIMA 4c
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During HIP Week, April 18-24 – Unlock access to the ICD10monitor Educational Webcast Portal

HIP Week is here, and we celebrate the tireless contributions they make in the lives of patients and providers alike, especially now during the coronavirus era— a time when, unlike any before, the focus on data is intense. And thanks to the training and education provided by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA), these dedicated professionals know how to keep patient health information data accurate, secure, and most importantly, personal. Because when it’s personal, it relevant. And that makes them relevant.

And now during HIP Week, when you subscribe to the annual ICD10monitor Educational Portal, you’ll receive the 13th month absolutely free. You can also share 12 months of superb educational content with a fellow colleague and get the 13th month free for your fellow worker.

Not familiar with ICD10monitor Educational Webcast Subscription? Here’s what you need to know: Healthcare teams of any size have unlimited access to all of our CEU-certified educational content.  In this short time, we’ve witnessed our community of subscribers surpass 5000! We can only attribute such growth to the quality of our content.

Hear how our subscribers feel about the content they get with subscription:

  • ” EXCELLENT SPEAKERS WITH UP TO DATE INFORMATION THAT I CAN TRUST” 
  • “I think your programs are very well thought out, include pertinent information and I love that you include the science behind the coding info so we can keep up to date on current trends etc”
  • “I appreciate the examples that are given and that information is broken down so that it is understandable. I also like that information is delivered as soon as released by CMS”

Now during HIP Week, you and your team will have access to new webcasts covering the most relevant and current issues, with new sessions being released every month.

For more information, check our website, give us a call, or send us an email, and mention “HIP Week.”

In the meantime, we will continue to work around the clock to ensure that our readers, listeners, and subscribers are informed on new developments, trends and are educated with the knowledge to uphold that data integrity.

Go HIP Week!

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Chuck Buck

Chuck Buck is the publisher of RACmonitor and is the program host and executive producer of Monitor Monday.

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