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2008 Annual Spring Conference & Vendor Show
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NJHIMSS Receives
CPHIMS CE Approval
This program has been approved by HIMSS for up to 9.9 contact hours of continuing education credit towards renewal of the CPHIMS credential. Click Here for more information.

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CASH is KING Registration:
May 29, 2008 --- The Conference Center at NJHA, PRINCETON, NJ
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Save The Date:
This years Spring Event will be on May 29, 2008 at the New Jersey Hospital Association in Princeton, New Jersey. Additional information will be posted as it becomes available.

Welcome to the New Jersey Chapter of HIMSS
Improving the Quality of Healthcare Through Technology

The New Jersey Chapter of the Healthcare Information Management System Society (NJ HIMSS) is a consortium of healthcare professionals who are committed to promoting constant improvement in the use of information technology within the healthcare industry.

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A 2008 Annual Spring Conference & Vendor Show
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NJ HIMSS News

After many successful years, the Healthcare Information Systems Management Association (HISMA) has become the New Jersey Chapter of the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (NJ HIMSS).

HISMA was formed in the early '80s by a group of hospital-based healthcare information management executives in conjunction with the New Jersey Hospital Association. Its objective was to promote technical education and camaraderie among healthcare information technology professionals in the Garden State.

At this year's HIMSS Conference in San Diego, NJ HIMSS hosted its first meeting on Feb. 14. This transition will help give New Jersey healthcare information technology professionals better access to regional HIMSS seminars and resources, while at the same time keeping the well-established HISMA mission and traditions moving forward.

With the advent of national e-health initiatives, this transition also offers the state's healthcare information technology professionals the opportunity to collaborate with other HIMSS chapters and members across the country.