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American Health Information Management Association
AHIMA Global Services
AHIMA's more than 57,000 members are dedicated to the effective management of personal health information required to deliver quality healthcare to the public. Health information management (HIM) is the body of knowledge and practice that ensures the availability of health information to facilitate real-time healthcare delivery and critical health-related decision making for multiple purposes across diverse organizations, settings, and disciplines.
AHIMA, a not-for-profit, volunteer led organization is committed to promoting and advocating for high quality research, best practices and effective standards in health information while actively contributing to the development and advancement of health information professionals worldwide. AHIMA’s enduring goal is quality healthcare through quality information.
AHIMA Global Services based in Brussels looks to further develop new opportunities and build collaborative relationships as well as monitor the global health information environment. Being in Brussels offers first hand access to information and decision-making processes across Europe, placing an emphasis on this important mission as well as support and service to our global community.
AHIMA Global Services takes forward to opportunities that promise to:
Serve the healthcare society and citizens
Advance HIM's industry standards,
Develop and grow a certified HIM workforce through transnational outreach
Accredit educational systems required to advance the HIM practice around the globe
Promote and advocate for high quality research, best practices and effective standards in health information
Contribute to the development and advancement of the health information profession worldwide
Collaborate closely with similar organisations focused on healthcare in order to leverage the debate, and bring mutual long-term benefits in emerging economies and less developed countries through joint investments of time and money
For more information please visit the
AIMA Web Portal
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MIE 2014 Istanbul |
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The 25th International Congress of the European Federation for Medical Informatics will be held in
Istanbul, Turkey
from the
31.August-03.September 2014
The Scientific Programme Committee welcomes your contributions for MIE 2014. For more information please refer to the conference website:
MIE 2014 - Istanbul
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ICIMTH 2013 Athens |
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The International Conference on Informatics, Management, and Technology in Healthcare supported by the European Federation for Medical Informatics will take place from 5-7 July in Athens.
For more information about the conference topics and the program please refer to the
Conference Website
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Medinfo 2013 Copenhagen |
The 14th World Congress on Medical and Health Informatics will take place in Copenhagen, Denmark. The topic of medinfo2013 will address the challenges we foresee to continue in:
Conducting medical informatics by
Converging technologies,
Conveying sciences and
Connecting people
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Past MIE & STC Conferences |
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Pisa, Italy 2012 |
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Oslo, Norway 2011 |
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Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina 2009 |
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Gothenborg, Sweden 2008 |
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Maastricht, Netherlands 2006 |
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Geneva, Switzerland 2005 |
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Saint Malo, France 2003 |
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Budapest, Hungary 2002 |
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Hanover, Germany 2000 |
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Ljubljana, Slovenia 1999 |
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Thessalonica, Greece 1997 |
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Copenhagen, Denmark 1996 |
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Lisbon, Portugal 1994 |
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Jerusalem, Israel 1993 |
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Vienna, Austria 1991 |
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Glasgow, Scotland 1990 |
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Oslo, Norway 1988 |
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Rome, Italy 1987 |
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Helsinki, Finland 1985 |
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Brussels, Belgium 1984 |
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Dublin, Ireland 1982 |
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Toulouse, France 1981 |
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Berlin, Germany 1979 |
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Cambridge, UK 1978 |
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Special Topic Conferences |
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2013, Prague, Czech Republic |
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2012, Moscow, Russia |
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2011, Lasko, Slovenia |
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2010, Reykjavik, Iceland |
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2009, Antalya, Turkey |
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2008, London, UK |
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2007, Brijuni island, Croatia |
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2006, Timisoara, Romania |
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2005, Athens, Greece |
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2004, Munich, Germany |
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2003, Rome, Italy |
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2002, Nicosia, Cyprus |
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2001, Bucharest, Romania |
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