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Standardizing Interoperability is a Team Effort
Author: Eramo, Lisa A
Source: Journal of AHIMA
Publication Date: November 2016
AHIMA and other key stakeholders continue to drive national and global progress to achieve information systems interoperability in healthcare.
Like a complex puzzle, health information data and system interoperability takes time, effort, and collaboration to solve. And solvin....
Open Source, Open Standards, Open Minds: How the Shifting Standardization Landscape May Impact Health IT
Author: Neiman, Liz
Source: Journal of AHIMA
Publication Date: November 2016
The US Department of Commerce’s International Trade Administration just released a staggering statistic. According to their latest research, up to 93 percent of global trade is impacted by standards and technical regulations.1
Feel free to trot that number out the next time....
HIM Connections in the Kaleidoscope of Informatics
Author: Houser, Shannon H.; Mikaelian, Raymound; Payton, Evita
Source: Journal of AHIMA
Publication Date: November 2016
The emergence of health informatics within health information management (HIM) has changed the ways of HIM practice and operations. This change has also created various opportunities for HIM professionals to further develop their careers and gain additional education and workforce training....
Connecting Functional and Semantic Interoperability—The HIM Professional's Role in HIT Standardization
Author: Orlova, Anna; Warner, Diana; Rhodes, Harry B.
Source: Journal of AHIMA
Publication Date: November 2016
The health information management (HIM) professional has a large role to play in ensuring health IT standardization and the health IT interoperability that comes from those standardization efforts.
The Practice Brief “Standardizing Data and HIM Practices for Interopera....
Using Aliases to Protect Privacy in Healthcare
Author: Barrett, Charlotte S; Beidler, Aurae; Davis, Nancy; Glondys, Barbara
Source: Journal of AHIMA
Publication Date: November 2016
Developing policies and standard procedures when working with patient aliases is one way to both respect patient privacy but also ensure the accuracy and integrity of patient data.
As defined in AHIMA’s Pocket Glossary, an “alias” is “a name added to,....
Information Governance Road Map: Mile Marker 4–Demonstrating the Value of Clinical, Financial, and Administrative Information to IG
Author: Downing, Katherine
Source: Journal of AHIMA
Publication Date: November 2016
Editor’s Note: This is the eighth and final article in a series that provides a road map for implementing an information governance (IG) program in any organization. Each month a set of concepts is discussed that tie to the IG Road Map Infographic developed by AHIMA. Any organization....
Standardizing Data and HIM Practices for Interoperability
Author: Orlova, Anna; Rhodes, Harry B.; Warner, Diana
Source: Journal of AHIMA | AHIMA practice brief
Publication Date: November 2016
Despite the many advancements in health information technology (HIT) that the industry has seen in recent years, the interoperability of HIT applications continues to present a challenge. Implementing standards—a definition, set of rules or guidelines, example format, or other document th....
Patient Safety Identifiers Could Improve Outcomes for John Does
Author: Butler, Mary
Source: Journal of AHIMA - website
Publication Date: October 28, 2016
AHIMA’s advocacy work around accurate patient identification, particularly through this last year’s #MyHealthID campaign, is part of an effort to raise the public’s consciousness about the risks of inadequate patient identification. The campaign aimed to reach patients, lawmakers, and....
Data Flow: Connecting The Dots For Trusted Sources
Author: Dooling, Julie A; Profitt, Karen
Source: AHIMA blog post | Journal of AHIMA - website
Publication Date: October 26, 2016
Searching for the quickest path to establish and access data “sources of truth” in your healthcare organization?
In the past, health information management (HIM) professionals were taught to maintain a patient’s health information in a central repository. The paper healt....
When and How Might a Court Limit Discovery Due to Cost of Producing Electronic Information?
Author: Hedges, Ron
Source: AHIMA blog post | Journal of AHIMA - website
Publication Date: October 19, 2016
The production of electronically stored information (ESI) by healthcare providers in response to requests made by plaintiffs in actions brought in United States district courts is my focus in this month’s post. Every dispute about production begins with the governing law—for the purpo....
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