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Do you know someone in HIM who is deserving of recognition
at the national level? If so, help Missouri be represented
nationally by nominating an MHIMA member for one of the 2008
AHIMA Triumph Awards.
Triumph Award winners are individuals who demonstrate their
dedication to the HIM community through their excellent work and service.
These individuals are right here among us – we can identify them if we just
take a few minutes to look around.
Consider fellow MHIMA members for the following categories:
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Distinguished Member
Award- AHIMA’s highest honor, this award celebrates an
individual who has made significant contributions to the HIM field
through dedicated volunteer service, innovative professional practice,
education, research, or publishing. This outstanding individual should
possess a record of contributions to the field over many years that is
truly exceptional.
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Champion Award -
This award honors an individual who has shown enthusiastic support of
AHIMA by advancing AHIMA’s capacity to achieve its mission in HIM
practice and who has developed or refined practice theory, demonstrated
leadership, or introduced innovation and creativity to current practice.
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e-HIM Award -
This award honors individuals, groups, or organizations who have helped
“push the envelope” in the transition to e-HIM.
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Educator Award –
This award recognizes educators who demonstrate excellence in preparing
the next generation of professionals for an HIM career.
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Legacy Award
– This award honors a significant contribution to the knowledge base
of HIM through an insightful recent publication.
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Mentor Award –
This award honors individuals or teams with long record s of encouraging
students or colleagues to realize their full potential or find ways to
achieve their best.
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Research Award –
This award honors those who have made an outstanding contribution to HIM
research.
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Rising Star Award
– This award recognizes a gifted student or promising new professional
who embodies great hope for the future of the HIM profession.
Triumph Award recipients are considered models of accomplishment. Support MHIMA
by nominating our members for an award. Nominees must meet the following
criteria:
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With
the exception of the Champion and e-HIM® Awards, nominees must be AHIMA
members or corporate partners.
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The
Nominator is responsible for assuring that all required
documentation is collected for the nominee. Incomplete submissions may
adversely impact the committee's ability to adequately and fully
evaluate a nominee.
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All
supporting documentation must have relevance to specific criteria
requirements. The volume of material submitted is not important.
Documentation should support what the nominee accomplished and
specifically why the nominee is deserving of an award.
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Individuals who have previously won a particular award are not eligible
to win that award again, even if it has been reformatted. They may,
however, be nominated for a different award.
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The
Triumph Awards Committee will review all nominations for determination
of award issuance. If none of the nominees for a particular award
reflect the level of achievement expected of an award recipient, the
committee reserves the right to recommend that the award not be
presented.
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Members of the Triumph Awards Committee, AHIMA's Board of Directors,
FORE's Board of Directors, and AHIMA staff are not eligible for awards
during their term of service, even if the service for which they would
be nominated occurred prior to their term of service or employment.
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All
nomination materials become the property of AHIMA. Materials cannot be
returned.
Nomination guidelines for a specific award can be found in
this link:
http://www.ahima.org/fore/professional/awards.asp.
To make the process easier, MHIMA has assembled a project
team to coordinate the nominations. Nominations should be submitted to
the MHIMA project team by May 15, 2008 for submission to AHIMA by the June
2, 2008 deadline.
Questions? Contact Dana McWay, JD, RHIA Project Team Leader
at danahimlaw@aol.com.
Members of MHIMA who have previously won a Triumph Award
include:
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Distinguished Member – Rose Dunn MBA, RHIA, FACHE
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Legacy Award – Dana McWay JD, RHIA
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Motivator Award – Sally Maguire RHIA
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Educator Award – Joan Rines PhD, RHIA
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