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27 October 2026

AHIMA leader Thea Campbell addresses HIMAA conference

Health information professionals have a central role in shaping how healthcare uses artificial intelligence, with growing opportunities in data quality,…
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16 October 2026

Opinion: Building the professional community healthcare needs

One of the privileges of my role as CEO is hearing from people who care deeply about health information and…
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7 October 2026

Healthcare transformation begins with trusted information – discover why at HIMAA26

Artificial intelligence, digital health reform and data-driven decision-making are reshaping healthcare – for leaders, the challenge is no longer simply…
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29 September 2026

AI needs trusted health information: Explore what comes next at HIMAA26

Artificial intelligence may be changing what healthcare can do, but the quality of its outcomes will depend on the quality…
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23 September 2026

Build the skills, connections and workforce healthcare needs at HIMAA26

The future of healthcare will depend on a skilled and connected workforce capable of turning health information into better decisions,…
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15 September 2026

Trusted health data starts here: Join the conversation at HIMAA26

Australia’s healthcare system is becoming more digital, connected and data-driven. But technology alone cannot deliver better healthcare. Its success depends…
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30 April 2026

HIMAA launches 2026 conference program and opens early-bird

The Health Information Management Association of Australia (HIMAA) has launched the program for its National Health Information Management Conference 2026…
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