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In this session, we are reminded that effective leadership isn’t about authority, it’s about connection. True leadership begins with listening deeply, understanding others’ perspectives, and prioritizing people over processes. When leaders lead with empathy, they foster trust, inspire loyalty, and cultivate environments where teams flourish. This keynote explores how empathy transforms workplaces and elevates performance from the inside out.

Session Objectives:

• To walk away with tools to listen more effectively
• Be mindful of others’ circumstances and different lived experiences
• Being a leader who puts others first

Level: Beginner

As healthcare continues advancing its digital footprint, HIM professionals need to be adaptable and prepared to expand their skills to keep up with the ever-changing technology and demands. This session will explore strategies for building the future HIM workforce with creative cross-training approaches, audit and quality emphasis, and integrating data, informatics, and technology competencies. Attendees will gain insights into how HIM teams can be upskilled and supported to thrive in a healthcare setting where digital fluency, analytics, and adaptability are essential to success.

By the end of this session, participants will be able to:

• Identify emerging skills such as data analytics and AI literacy, which are essential to the evolution of HIM.
• Describe strategies for upskilling and cross-training current HIM team members to increase efficiency and quality while creating career growth and development opportunities.
• Apply practical approaches for advancing HIM teams to adapt to the current and future challenges facing HIM professionals.

Level: Intermediate Level

In-Person and Virtual

In the healthcare industry, precision in medical coding has a direct impact on revenue cycle performance, compliance, and patient outcomes. Yet, many organizations overlook opportunities to elevate their coding quality beyond basic accuracy. By adopting a more strategic approach, organizations can unlock substantial benefits, ranging from reduced compliance risks to improved financial performance. 

Session Objectives: 

• Understand the stakes
• Learn what encompasses a strong program
• How to implement

Level: Intermediate

Entry-level E/M coding forms the foundation of medical billing, categorizing patient visits based on their complexity and the time spent. This presentation will cover the basics of these codes, including types of E/M services, key components including history, exam, and medical decision-making, CMS and CPT requirements, common pitfalls, and tips for accurate code selection to ensure compliance.

Session Objectives: 

• Understand the basic E/M coding guidelines and their applications
• Differentiate between levels of service based on MDM or time
• Acquire practical skills in documenting patient encounters to ensure accurate coding and compliance

Level: Beginner – Intermediate

In-Person and Virtual

This interactive workshop is designed to strengthen collaboration, trust, and communication within teams. Participants will engage in hands-on activities that highlight the value of connection, shared goals, and mutual respect. By the end, everyone will walk away with practical tools to work more effectively with others and boost deeper connections with one another. 

Session Objectives: 

• Provide tools to be a team player
• Reinforce how our body language communicates how present and available we are to others on the team
• Encourage not working in silos – instead, thinking about the collective whole

Level: Beginner

In-Person and Virtual

Level: Beginner, Intermediate, Expert

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In-Person and Virtual

The journey towards optimal return on investment in medical coding outsourcing is not just a financial decision but a strategic investment in the future of your healthcare organization. We’ll navigate through the intricacies of vetting a BPO and understanding the profound impact on your bottom line.

Session Objectives:

• Identify reasons to outsource/supplement coding
• Evaluate outsource partners

Level: Intermediate (Decision Makers/Management)

In the rapidly evolving world of Health Information Management, who you know can be just as important as what you know. This session will explore how intentional networking can open doors to career opportunities, foster professional growth, and strengthen your reputation in the HIM community. Attendees will gain practical strategies to build meaningful connections at conferences, online, and in the workplace, leaving with actionable steps to expand their network and advance their careers. Whether you’re a student, new professional, or seasoned expert, this session will equip you with the tools to connect, collaborate, and thrive. 

Session Objectives:

• Recognize the Career and Professional Benefits of Networking
• Apply Networking Strategies to Enhance Professional Development and Industry Knowledge
• Leverage Networking to Build a Strong Professional Presence and Support System

Level: Beginner

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In-Person and Virtual

This presentation will focus on CPT and ICD-10-CM coding for common behavioral health services. Focus will be on types of behavioral health providers, ICD-10-CM coding for common diagnoses like depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder, and CPT coding for therapy sessions or procedures.

Session Objectives:

• Educate the audience on the importance of accurate coding in behavioral health
• To demonstrate how to correctly use ICD-10-CM and CPT codes for diagnoses and billing purposes
• To highlight common coding challenges and best practices to ensure compliance and accuracy

Level: Intermediate

From first jobs to leadership roles, every task and challenge shapes your path in Health Information.  Discover how each experience, big or small, builds the skills, resilience, and perspectives that define your unique journey.

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