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The main theme of Simon's presentation is the importance of selling the why

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Another point Simon makes that resonated with me is the difference between leaders and those who lead. I loved his comment that in his most famous speech, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. proclaimed "I have a dream," not "I have a plan." I think we're all getting weary of hearing folks who claim the title of "leaders" assuring us that they have a plan, be it for fixing the economy, creating jobs, bringing peace to the world, or whatever. What we really need, for our country, for our industry, for our professional association, and even in our own families and social circles, are people who are willing and able to lead

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These findings, while no surprise to MTs, provide us with some data that we can now share with others outside of our profession. The intention isn’t to say that we don’t want technology (because we do see value in technology), but to call for a process that requires quality checks in clinical documentation. Without that process, we run the right of patient’s records having serious errors that could impact patient care and safety. I invite you to read the report and join in the discussion.Identifying Errors, Protecting Patients

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In addition to the exhibit hall, the AHIMA convention offered attendees a full slate of keynote addresses and break-out sessions. I had the opportunity to attend several of these, including presentations by Dr. Carolyn Clancy of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality

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I also enjoyed the closing keynote address by 8-time Olympic short-track speed skating medalist (and Dancing With The Stars champion!) Apolo Anton Ohno

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I also had the opportunity to attend a break-out session conducted by my esteemed colleague Lynn Kosegi and Dr. Jurgen Fritsch of M*Modal

Lynn Kosegi and Jurgen Fritsch, M*Modal

This was a very informative--and refreshingly candid--look at the current state of natural language processing (NLP) as it relates to healthcare documentation. As Dr. Fritsch pointed out, NLP is not

One other event of note which I was able to attend was a joint meeting of the executive boards of AHIMA, AHDI, and CDIA. This meeting was a very timely and productive opportunity for the leadership of these healthcare information-related organizations to talk about ways we can work together to further our common interests. I'm very optimistic about a number of synergistic collaborations which were discussed at the meeting, and about which I imagine we'll be hearing more in the coming months. Special thanks to Karen Fox-Acosta for her recommendation of Caffe Molise

Time: 3 PM Pacific / 4 PM Mountain / 5 PM Central / 6 PM EasternDuration: 1 HourRegistration Close: October 5, 2011CE Given: 1 TW or 1 MTTThis webinar will introduce methods for creating text expansion shortcuts. We’ll cover systematic approaches to creating shortcuts to help with recall and also for the most efficient use of shortcuts by keeping your fingers close to the home keys. Both transcriptionists and SRT editors will learn clever ways to increase their productivity.These ideas and techniques are applicable to any brand of text expansion software.Laura Bryan is the author of Technology for Medical Transcriptionists and MS Word for Healthcare Documentation, both published by LWW (Stedman's). As an author and consultant, Laura focuses on productivity through the optimal use of keyboard shortcuts and software tools. Laura is the owner of MTWerks, a technology consulting business, and MedEDocs, a transcription software services company.

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The main theme of Simon's presentation is the importance of selling the why

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Salt Palace Convention Center, Salt Lake City, UTIn addition to the exhibit hall, the AHIMA convention offered attendees a full slate of keynote addresses and break-out sessions. I had the opportunity to attend several of these, including presentations by Dr. Carolyn Clancy of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Dr. T.B. Ustun of the World Health Organization Department of Health Statistics and Informatics, and AHIMA's new CEO, Lynne Thomas Gordon. AHIMA General Session audiencevar addthis_config = {"data_track_clickback":true};AHIMA CEO Lynne Thomas GordonI also enjoyed the closing keynote address by 8-time Olympic short-track speed skating medalist (and Dancing With The Stars

Apolo Anton OhnoI also had the opportunity to attend a break-out session conducted by my esteemed colleague Lynn Kosegi and Dr. Jurgen Fritsch of M*Modal. Their presentation was entitled, Natural Language Processing--Is It The Silver Bullet?

Lynn Kosegi and Jurgen Fritsch, M*ModalThis was a very informative--and refreshingly candid--look at the current state of natural language processing (NLP) as it relates to healthcare documentation. As Dr. Fritsch pointed out, NLP is not

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