Welcome to MNHIMA
The Minnesota Health Information Management Association (MNHIMA) is the state association of the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA). Founded in 1935, MNHIMA continues to be a premier association of health information management (HIM) professionals. We are committed to advancing the HIM profession in an increasingly electronic and global environment through leadership, education and best practices.
MHIMA Annual Meeting
Virtual Meeting – April 29, 2020
News
Important Information
Help our HIM Colleagues!
With all the recent devastation of fires, hurricanes, and flooding impacting so many areas across our country, AHIMA has established the Health Information Relief Operation (HIRO) Fund to assist AHIMA members in these areas. If would like to donate or know of someone in the affected areas who is in need of assistance, please visit the HIRO Fund page and follow the instructions. On behalf of the MHIMA Board of Directors, thank you for considering a donation.
Get Involved!
We are always looking for more volunteers! Participation of our members in volunteer roles is key to building a strong association that provides optimal educational, networking, resources and leadership opportunities for its members. MHIMA is a professional association consisting of subject matter experts from a variety of different roles in health care. We have the expertise to provide a wealth of information in all aspects of health information management subject areas.
Virtual Education
- AKHIMA | Meeting Coding Challenges in the Rural and Community Hospital Settings
- AKHIMA | Healthcare Horizon: What is Coming Down the Road for HIM
- GHIMA | FY2021 ICD-10-CM and PCS Update
- Alamo Area HIMA | 3rd Quarterly Meeting
- WTHIMA | Virtual CDI Workshop
- NCHIMA | Social Determinants of Health
- WHIMA | Industry to Academia: Take the LEAP!
Journal of AHIMA
- Strategies for Managing Patient Identification and Remote COVID-19 Testing
- AHIMA Policy Statement on Integrating Clinical and Administrative Data
- AHIMA Focuses on Privacy During the Month of August
- Introducing Privacy at the Crossroads
- Better Together
- Patient Matching in the Era of COVID-19: Maintaining Control Over Patient Privacy and Data Governance
- Privacy’s New Normal
