How do I find information related to Health Information Technology (HIT)?
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There are some great resources in the library. The links below will help you find great information on HIT resources:
- Credo Reference Books
- Credo has encyclopedias and dictionaries on many subjects, including health and medicine, and is great for finding definitions and background information on topics.
- Databases (for electronic articles from magazines, professional journals, and more)
- Associates Program Plus, Business Source Complete, CINAHL Complete, and Health Source
- Search the four databases above at the same time (click here to learn how) to find health information technology and management articles. Topics for the HIT professional include health care management, information systems, electronic health records, and privacy issues.
- Health Sciences and Nursing via ProQuest
- Includes articles related to all areas of the health sciences and nursing fields, including health information technology and coding. Of special note, this database includes full-text access to Journal of AHIMA and AHIMA Advantage.
- AHIMA Body of Knowledge
- Search for practice briefs, position statements, job descriptions, government documents, articles from the Journal of AHIMA, and more on this website. Full text of many items is available to AHIMA Members only. If you are not an AHIMA student member, submit an interlibrary loan loan request. Interlibrary loan how-to instructions are here!
- Associates Program Plus, Business Source Complete, CINAHL Complete, and Health Source
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