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Presenting Results Of Academic Research Is A Critical Element In Schol

Presenting results of academic research is a critical element in scholarly work. It not only allows the researcher to showcase his/her talent and area of expertise, but it adds to the body of knowledge of specific topics of interest. By announcing your research findings, you are also giving other researchers the opportunity to continue to build upon the literature in your key area to discover trends, resolutions, and key policy implications. On pages of Oachs & Watters (2020), there is information on publishing. Use the internet to research relevant publications, specifically those focused on Health Information Management or Health Informatics.

Find one publication that interests you based upon the type of research they publish or the authors that are listed. Use the internet to research relevant publications, specifically those focused on Health Information Management or Health Informatics. Find one publication that interests you based upon the type of research they publish or the authors that are listed. In your discussion post, refer to these instructions: · Identify the journal name and publisher · State how long the journal has been publishing (paper and/or online) · Describe the submission policy · Explain the journal’s overall purpose or mission · Examine the content focus of the journal · Describe the methodologies of the types of research published by the journal (you may have to review several articles from this journal to make this determination.

Please cite your sources.) · Identify the target audience of the journal. Things to respond to: 1. Identify the journal name and publisher. 2. State how long the journal has been publishing (paper and/or online). 3. Describe the submission policy. 4. Explain the journal’s overall purpose or mission. 5. Examine the content focus of the journal. 6. Describe the methodologies of the types of research published by the journal. 7. Identify the target audience of the journal.

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Perspectives in Health Information Management

Perspectives in Health Information Management is a scholarly, peer-reviewed research journal published by the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA). It has been publishing since 2004 in both print and online formats, providing a longstanding platform for disseminating research in the field of health information management. The journal's primary mission is to advance health information management practice and encourage interdisciplinary collaboration among HIM professionals and related disciplines, aiming to improve healthcare delivery through research and education.

The submission policy of Perspectives in Health Information Management requires authors to submit manuscripts via email as Microsoft Word attachments, with a single manuscript per email. Submissions must include the manuscript's full title in the email subject line, along with the abstract, manuscript text, and notes in one Word document. Contact information for all authors, including names, degrees, credentials, organizations, positions, addresses, email addresses, and the lead author's phone number, should be included in the email body. The journal does not accept manuscripts that are under consideration elsewhere or have been previously published, emphasizing its commitment to original work. The peer-review process is double-blind, ensuring anonymity for both authors and reviewers. Initial manuscript screening is conducted by editors to assess suitability before review by the Editorial Panel.

The focus of Perspectives in Health Information Management is to link practice, education, and research to enhance understanding and improve health information management processes and outcomes. The journal publishes a variety of research articles that explore topics such as health information sharing, healthcare breaches, program development, interprofessional collaboration, readability of health information, and healthcare billing. The methodologies in published research vary widely, including quantitative (e.g., surveys, metrics-based models), qualitative (e.g., perceptions, perspectives), and mixed methods approaches. This diversity in methods allows for comprehensive insights into complex issues within health information management.

The target audience of the journal includes healthcare professionals, educators, researchers, and other stakeholders interested in health information management. It aims to serve those seeking to understand, innovate, and improve health information systems, policies, and practices to enhance healthcare quality, safety, and efficiency.

References

  • American Health Information Management Association. (2022). Perspectives in Health Information Management. Retrieved from https://journal.ahima.org
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