BEDFORD, Mass. - BostonChron -- Libman Education is inviting HIM professionals to take part in the 2023 HIM Professional Census, the 5th in an annual series of surveys creating benchmarks for the HIM profession and projecting future trends.

"Our survey this year is focused on the 'new normal' for HIM professionals," said Susan Pepple, President of Libman Education. "In addition to our robust profile of these professionals and the work they do, new questions for 2023 relate to challenges specific to our time such as 'return to office,' finding and hiring new coders, and cross training or skills enhancement necessary for the changing demands on HIM including SDOH, ICD-11, CDI, auditing, data analytics, and effective team management. The Census will paint an up-to-date picture of what individual HIM Professionals are doing now to ensure their long term career security."

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The HIM Professional Census identifies the changing nature of the HIM professional's job, the particular challenges they face, and the opportunities for employers to realize the critical value HIM Professionals bring and to deploy their skills in new and significant ways. Census results are compiled into a presentation with information useful for HIM professionals in all settings and all levels of responsibility. Over 1200 HIM professionals participated in the 2022 Census.

The 2023 HIM Professional Census includes questions for year-over-year comparison as well as new topics of emerging importance:

• Salaries and benefits
• Performance metrics and how they are used by organizations
• Workforce skill development for new and existing staff
• Managing the offshore or blended offshore/domestic workforce
• Social Determinants of Health
• Anticipating and planning for ICD-11
• Demand for enhanced skills including complex coding, auditing, CDI, and HCCs

To complete the 2023 HIM Professional Census, click here (https://libmaneducation.com/2023-annual-him-professional-census).

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To see last year's results, click here (https://libmaneducation.com/2022-him-professional-census).

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