CAHIIM FORUM Interact with your colleagues and share resources at the CAHIIM Forum Sign in and find the forum under Resources
Faculty Fellowship Program ________________ Recognizing outstanding HIM/HI program faculty and their contributions to enhancing workforce competence by ensuring educational excellence. Learn More
Job Bank To assist programs with finding qualified faculty for available positions in CAHIIM-accredited academic programs. Post a Job View Jobs
Faculty Badging ________________ Recognizing faculty expertise in focus areas, such as: Academic Leadership, Faculty Mentorship, Online Education, Recruitment, Research, and more... Learn More
2024 CAHIIM Accreditation Process Training January 8, 2024 (Access Begins) March 15, 2024 (Live Q&A Session) Virtual Event CAHIIM 2024: Summit on Higher Education September 24-26, 2024 Virtual Event
CAHIIM currently accredits over 350 programs in Health Informatics and Health Information Management. Search our Program Directory to find a program.
Program DirectoryLearn More
Learn More
Health informatics is an interprofessional specialty that exists at the confluence of three major domains: health, information science and technology, and social and behavioral science. As with all other health professions, health informatics is the practice of using data, information, and knowledge for clinical care, scientific inquiry, decision making, and problem solving to improve the health, safety, and effectiveness of those working and being cared for within the system of health care delivery.
Learn MoreAccreditation Standards
Health information management is the practice of managing medical information vital to providing quality patient care, sound fiscal management of medical resources, and data governance supporting confidentiality of patient records. Management of this data includes acquisition, analysis, and protection of digital and traditional types of information. Learn MoreAccreditation Standards
The CAHIIM Board of Directors consists of ten Directors and two Public Members. The Board is charged with developing accreditation standards, and then assessing whether the programs meet these standards. The Board is responsible for the accreditation of programs, and, in conjunction with the Accreditation Councils, the Board establishes and maintains accreditation standards, policies, and procedures for accreditation of educational programs in the health informatics and health information management professions.
Learn more
The Accreditation Councils make recommendations on program reviews through established practices, revise and update the Accreditation Standards and oversee the Peer Reviewers.
Learn more - HI Council Learn more - HIM Council
CAHIIM relies on volunteers to participate in our peer review process. Learn more about the rewards and professional benefits of becoming a CAHIIM Peer Reviewer!
Learn about CAHIIM
The Value & Awareness of Accreditation
The professional association was founded in 1928
Got questions? We have answers!