CHI News Update
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Note: ULH/JGBCC employees will not be able to access all of the links in this issue until they transition to the CHI Connect program.
Discounted Medical Reimbursement Coding Books Available
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CHI recently selected Hilton Publishing Company, a certified Minority/Women Business Enterprise, as its preferred supplier of coding books. From now until January, CHI organizations can order medical reimbursement coding books at a discount of up to 22% off list price. In addition to the discount, no shipping charges will be assessed during this promotional period. For more information, contact Janet St. John.
Project Management Certification Course
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CHI's Enterprise Program Management Office (EPMO) is offering a free course to help employees prepare to take the Project Management Institute (PMI) Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM™) or Project Management Professional (PMP®) exams. The course starts Nov. 8, 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. MT via Live Meeting. This 12-week course provides information on the CAPM and PMP application process and valuable tips for passing these exams. Registration is required. To register for this or other EPMO courses, contact Steven Bennett.
New Issue of COE Momentum Available
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The October issue of Momentum, a monthly update on CHI’s Clinical and Operational Excellence transformation, tells the story of how St. Vincent-Little Rock is making bold, rapid improvements in care that are being noticed by patients and competitors. The issue is available on the COE page of Inside CHI, which contains other COE resources and a place to sign up to have Momentum sent directly to your email inbox.
People on the Move
Market Leaders
Joseph Gilene to president of Saint Joseph Hospital, Lexington, KY, from regional VP for Quorum Health Resources, Charlotte, NC, effective Oct. 28.
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