Welcome to OrHIMA
The Oregon Health Information Management Association (OrHIMA) is a community of healthcare professionals engaged in collecting, maintaining, and protecting the privacy of health information.
OrHIMA is a component state association of the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA). AHIMA is the premier association of health information management (HIM) professionals worldwide. Serving 52 affiliated component state associations and more than 103,000 health information professionals, it is recognized as the leading source of “HIM knowledge,” a respected authority for rigorous professional education and training.
To join OrHIMA, you must be a member of AHIMA and designate Oregon as your state association. Learn more about AHIMA membership and join today!
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2019 AHIMA Summer Leadership Meeting
Get Involved!
The value that our volunteers bring to OrHIMA is unmeasurable. Volunteers help in many ways through informal and formal roles. The OrHIMA Board of Directors encourages members and non-members to serve at the level they feel comfortable. There are many opportunities from event setup, social media engagement to serving on a committee or serving as president!
Career Opportunities
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!
- MNHIMA | Reducing Risk with Security Awareness
- THIMA | Information Governance – What You Need to Know Now!
- KHIMA | Gearing up for the 2021 Evaluation and Management Changes
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
- Privacy in a Pandemic
- Why Hospitals Need to Rethink Privacy and Information Security Models
- Privacy on the Global Stage
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