Description: In the wake of COVID-19, many HIM departments were forced to implement emergency work-from-home operations. What lessons were learned? How did workflows evolve? And what does a permanent and sustainable virtual solution look like in HIM? In this session, speakers offer expert insight on strategic and tactical approaches for HIM departments transitioning from an emergency remote workforce to a more formal, sustainable, virtual program.

Webinar Date: This was presented as part of OHIMA's 2021 Virtual Conference - February 22, 2021
Duration: 1 hour

Speaker:  Angela Rose, MHA, RHIA, CHPS, FAHIMA, is the Vice President of Implementation Services for MRO. Rose oversees and coordinates activities related to successfully onboarding new clients to MRO’s Release of Information (ROI) platform. As the Vice President of Corporate Policy, Rose leads the development and alignment of all policies and procedures across the organization. She has more than 25 years of experience in Health Information Management (HIM), with focused expertise in privacy and security. Prior to joining MRO, she served as Director of HIM Practice Excellence for the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA). Rose is an active member of the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and currently serves as the Education Co-Chair of the Pennsylvania Health Information Management Association (PHIMA). Rose is an established author and speaker on various HIM topics. She has served as adjunct faculty and various HIM Advisory Boards. She currently serves on the University of Pittsburgh’s and Temple University’s HIM Advisory Boards.

Speaker: Kim Engle, MBA, RHIT, is the Assistant Director of HIM EHI (Electronic Health Information). Kim provides direction for the EHR and HIM Operations areas within HIM at The Cleveland Clinic. This includes release of information, integrity of the EMR, technology optimizations, record completion, scanning, storage, and destruction. Kim has 35-years of health information management experience at Cleveland Clinic with a proven track record of leadership and accomplishments. She played key roles in the area of compliance, regulatory readiness, and patient safety in all her roles within HIM across the Cleveland Clinic. Kim is a member of the Health Information Management Association (AHIMA). She received her Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Administration from Ashland University and her MBA from American Sentinel University.

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Cost: $25 Members / $35 Non-Members
1 AHIMA CEU*
Domain: Organizational Management and Leadership

*AHIMA CEUs are also accepted by the AAPC! Check eligibility on the AAPC website.