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Earn CEUs for Presenting Earn continuing education units for the development of original work delivered to an audience. Refer to the AHIMA Recertification Webpage for full details. General Guidelines & Templates View Presenter General Guidelines & Templates for presentation guidelines, deadlines and the CHIA PowerPoint template (required to use). |
CHIA is seeking dynamic presenters to develop health information professionals and advocate for practice excellence with timely and innovative presentations that share CHIA’s vision “Improved Health Through Trusted Information.” With a year-round calendar of events and an annual convention and exhibit, there are several presenting opportunities to share your knowledge and expertise as a content leader.
Proposals should offer practical approaches and solutions while stimulating new ideas, greater understanding of new systems and applications, current issues and best practices. Topics should focus on issues of interest to health information professionals, including (but are not limited to):
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Complete the online Presentation Proposal for one of CHIA's educational opportunities noted below or email Proposal@CaliforniaHIA.org for more information.
Live 60 – 90 minute (1 - 1.5 CEUs) webinar that offers real-time interaction between presenter and attendees. Typically hosted on Tuesday - Thursday, between 11:00am – 1:00pm (PT)
Flexible learning solution that includes all the content that would have been presented during a half/full-day seminar. Presentations are two hours or more and hosted live, prerecorded or a combination thereof. Can be offered in multiple parts/modules.
CHIACON is California’s premier Convention & Exhibit for today’s health information professionals and offers education on a variety of topics and networking opportunities.
CHIACON21 Proposal period is closed.
Engagement with instructors and peers conducted in classrooms, hotel meeting rooms, or similar locations; generally held in Northern and Southern California. CEUs based on the length of the program (typically 5 – 6 CEUs).