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Expand Your Health
Insurance IT Knowledge
New
Online Course:
ICD-10 and the
5010 Mandate - A Technology View
By
October 1, 2014, health plans and providers are required to comply with the
use of ICD-10 code sets used in reporting health care diagnoses and
procedures. With this compliancy, along with implementation of the HIPAA
5010 mandate, the portability of health care coverage should become simpler
and easier to transport across our health care system. These changes will
create a significant impact on most health plan and provider processes and
IT systems.
Learn More with AHIP’s New Course
If your
job requires an understanding of the HIPAA 5010 mandate and ICD-10 code
sets, our new online, mobile-friendly course, ICD-10 and 5010 Mandate – A
Technology View, can provide you with the knowledge you
need in an easy-to-follow interactive format. Plus, it's mobile! You can
study from your smartphone, tablet, or any other mobile device you choose.
Coming Soon: Two New IT Professional Designations
Two new
professional designations are being created for IT professionals in the
health insurance industry. Passing ICD-10 and 5010 Mandate – A
Technology View earns you credit towards both designations.
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Information Technology Professional (ITP) designation
Earn
the ITP designation by taking three IT online courses, including ICD-10 and 5010 Mandate – A
Technology View. The other two courses will be launched
within the next few months.
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Information Technology Fellow (ITF) designation
A more
advanced title, you earn the ITF designation by passing three IT courses,
plus participating in IT-focused events and social learning.
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Details
about the IT professional designations and two additional IT courses will
be available soon on our website.
For information about four IT webinars planned for this year, check back
with us after February 1, 2013 at www.ahip.org/courses.
Meanwhile, if you have questions, contact us at Support@AHIPInsuranceEducation.org
or 800.509.4422.
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No
More Semesters!
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If
you are familiar with AHIP courses, you know that we offered most courses
within a semester schedule. Beginning this year, AHIP’s courses are no
longer connected to semester dates. The majority of courses allow 90
calendar days from the day you enroll and pay for a course to complete
your studies and take the exam. This provides you with added flexibility
to study on your own time and at your own pace. A few exceptions are
noted in the catalog.
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information on AHIP conferences, courses, and other educational and
promotional programs, sign up for AHIP's mailing list at www.ahip.org/subscribe.htm.
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