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Databases are a huge part of our daily work as Health Information Management professionals. Whether we realize it or not, they’re behind everything from service and diagnosis code selection in an EHR, to denials tracking and trending, to the Master Patient Index at your local hospital. So, how do they work? What makes a database accurate, efficient, and clean? Join us as we discover how even something as technical as a database can be beautiful.

This webinar will combine lecture with a case-study based workshop that introduces I.T. and Cybersecurity Professionals to the principles, structure and practical implementation guide for Cybersecurity standards and frameworks. It includes standards, methodology, review and audit techniques implementation and operations of cybersecurity standards. The class also touches similarities and differences in Cybersecurity standards for IT security and Privacy based on General Data Privacy Regulation (GDPR).

Join us for the Region D Fall 2021 Meeting!

The webinar will cover how to correctly apply CPT codes for common breast procedures. Our presenters will review CPT® Coding Guidelines, procedure description as well as indications and breast procedures. The webinar will include breast biopsy, mastectomy, breast reconstructive procedures, and more. Leigh and Srivalli will utilize operative report scenarios for these CPT breast procedures.

Review of MN Omnibus bill which was passed by the MN State Legislature.

This roundtable covers the most critical CPT coding and documentation areas for pain management specialists. We will review CPT® Coding Guidelines, procedure description as well as indications and anatomy of each specific nerve injection. Please join us for this fun and exciting learning experience!

Join us for the 2021 MNHIMA Virtual Annual Meeting offering 22 CEU hours.

Featuring: 1) Refocusing on My Wellbeing; 2) ICD 10 to 11: The Long Road Ahead; 3) Patient Access and Interoperability, Release of Information; and 4) E/M Updates

If you’ve felt frustrated by the limitations of traditional CDI metrics, a lack of interdepartmental collaboration, or unengaged providers, then this session is for you!

This webinar will offer information on the goal of population health, data sources that can be leveraged, analytical methods to support evaluation, and the role of HIM with these initiatives. At the conclusion of the webinar, participants will have a better understanding on how they can use data to effectively support population health efforts.