Grammar tip: health information management / HIM
Unless it’s part of a proper name, the term ‘health information management’ does not need to be capitalized. Once you’ve noted the acronym ‘HIM,’ you…
Professional designations with the Canadian College of Health Information Management
The Canadian College of Health Information Management (CCHIM) is proud to announce the opportunity for four professional designations to be earned. CHIM: Certified Health Information…
Interested in terminology standards? Learn about the graduate program and CTSS certification
Are you interested in pursuing further education in terminology standards? Health Terminology Standards Graduate Certificate program, accredited by The Canadian College of Health Information Management…
Talking health information and lifelong learning with HIM director Nicole Neidig
Nicole NeidigDirector, Health Information Management, Central Zone at Alberta Health Services When Nicole Neidig says, “Personal growth and education have been fundamental to my career…
Lindsey Page shares her passion for HIM: “This is where I need to be”
Member spotlight: Lindsey Page, Health Records Technician at Whitehorse General Hospital and CHIMA chapter chair for BCYT
Combining technology skills and a passion for health: how Gagan Deep found his way in HIM
Member spotlight: Gagan Deep, Digital Application Support Analyst at University Health Network
When health information and finance intersect: talking to Woodstock Hospital CFO Kathy Lavelle
Member spotlight: Kathy Lavelle, Vice President, Finance & Chief Financial Officer at Woodstock Hospital
The history of Saskatchewan Health Information Management Association
The history of Saskatchewan Health Information Management Association
Thinking of writing the CCCS exam? How one coder found studying success
Certified Classification and Coding Specialist (CCCS) Anita Lochhead shares her journey leading up to passing the CCCS certification examination
Terminology standards in Canada: a conversation with Dr. Francis Lau
Terminology standards in Canada: A conversation with Dr. Francis Lau