AHIMA certification works differently then the AAPC in regards to ICD-10-CM. Here are the facts for you:
http://www.ahima.org/~/media/AHIMA/Files/Certification/ICD10_CEU_FAQs.ashx
The total number of ICD-10-CM/PCS continuing education units (CEUs) required, by AHIMA credential, is
as follows:
CHPS – 1 CEU
CHDA – 6 CEUs
RHIT – 6 CEUs
RHIA – 6 CEUs
CDIP – 12 CEUs
CCS-P – 12 CEUs
CCS – 18 CEUs
CCA – 18 CEUs
A quick note:
How will a credentialed professional report the ICD-10-CM/PCS CEUs to AHIMA?
o You can report your ICD-10 specific CEUs any time before December 31, 2014. Go
online at ahima.org and log into MyAHIMA, and select “CEU Center.” Next, choose
“Record/Report” to submit your CEUs. Make sure to select “ICD-10” under the Domain
field.
What are the specific types of recommended training areas /educational activities that will
qualify for these required CEUs?
o You are encouraged to tailor your CEs to the role you perform in your daily work.
Examples of CEs may include:
Introduction to ICD-10-basics
Business Impact and Implementation Considerations
Understanding General Equivalence Mappings (GEMs)
ICD-10-CM Structure, Guidelines and Conventions
Clinical Documentation Improvement Strategies using ICD-10 CM
Biomedical Science coursework such as Anatomy and Physiology and
pathophysiology refresher courses
Data analysis and trending with ICD-10-CM coded data
ICD-10-CM and its effect on reimbursement methodologies