Release of Information Microcredential

Release of Information (ROI)
Microcredential

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The Release of Information (ROI) Microcredential is for individuals who understand and can apply ROI guidance and requirements. Students gain this foundational knowledge in HM101 Health Information Management Introductory Concepts and HM122 Legal and Ethical Aspects of Health Information Management. Students who complete this coursework are eligible to take the AHIMA ROI Microcredential exam. This microcredential is intended for students to gain entry level employment into the Health Information Profession while completing their Health Information Technology AAS degree.

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Students taking this microcredential may be eligible for NYS Part Time Tuition Assistance for Non-Degree Credentials. Learn more about NYS Part Time Tuition Assistance

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Health Information Technology AAS

Gain these in-demand skills

Health Informatics
Ethical Standards and Conduct
Information Processing
Medical Records
Data Integrity
Data Privacy
Confidentiality
Research Methodologies
Procedural Law

Course List (2)

Health Information Management Introductory Concepts HM101 3 cr.

This course includes a study of the health information management profession, functions, technologies, and purposes; health care delivery systems; health record content and documentation; data management, governance, privacy, and security; health law, including release of information processing; health information technologies; and healthcare information, including the health information exchange. (Online Only)

Legal and Ethical Aspects of Health Information Management HM122 3 cr.

This course introduces the legal and ethical aspects of health information management with an emphasis on civil law and how healthcare settings are affected by law and non-governmental rule making bodies. Topics include the general study of law and an overview of ethics. (Online Only)