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.
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The 2022 MNHIMA Annual Report is Now Available!
MNHIMA has Won the Living the Pledge Competition!
We would like to sincerely thank everyone for their vote!
We would also like to ask everyone to please share our video about Jane with their departments and facilities to help understand the necessity for a Patient Naming Policy.
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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. MNHIMA 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.
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Journal of AHIMA
- The Diversity of HIM Graduate Job Opportunities and the Skills Necessary for Post-Grad Success
- AHIMA Public Policy Statement on Affordability
- Education: Where Does It Get Us?
- Improving ICD-10-CM Coding for Social Determinants of Health
- How the Wizard of Oz Can Teach Personal Accountability in Today’s HIM World
- Digital Release of Information: It’s Easier Than You Think [Sponsored]
- Retrospective Reviews: The Last Line of Defense for Documentation Integrity
- AHIMA Public Policy Statement on Telehealth
- Overcoming Challenges of Merging Multiple Patient Identification and Matching Systems: A Case Study
- Why Electronic Case Reporting Is Vital During Pandemics
