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About AHDI

The Association for Healthcare Documentation Integrity (AHDI) was established in 1978 as part of an effort to achieve recognition for the medical transcription profession. In the beginning, the association focused on educating medical professionals about what medical transcriptionists do and how their work affects the quality of health care. When the U.S. Department of Labor granted medical transcriptionists their own job classification in 1999, it was an important milestone to getting the work recognized as much more than clerical. In 2012, AHDI adopted a new title—healthcare documentation specialists—to reflect the broad and extensive responsibilities and services they provide in the creation of accurate and comprehensive patient care records.

MISSION: To lead, educate, and promote professional excellence and integrity in healthcare documentation practices for both humans and animals.

VISION: To partner with healthcare professionals to ensure accurate health stores and optimal health outcomes for all patients, human and animal.

To fulfill our mission and work toward achieving our vision, we have established four strategic priority areas:

  • Member Community: Providing a collaborative community that supports professional development.
  • Career Development: Fostering a well-educated and credentialed healthcare documentation workforce globally.
  • Best Practices: Promoting AHDI as the industry expert in new and updated healthcare documentation best practices.
  • Visibility: Promiting the value of AHDI and its members to the healthcare community.

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