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RHIT vs CCS Certification. Both the RHIT and CCS/CCS-P certifications are offered by AHIMA. The CCS certification shows that you are a master of medical coding. The RHIT certification will enable you to move beyond coding and into other health information jobs.HIT vs CCS Certification. Both the RHIT and CCS/CCS-P certifications are offered by AHIMA. The CCS certification shows that you are a master of medical coding. The RHIT certification will enable you to move beyond coding and into other health information jobs.
The RHIA and RHIT national exams of the AHIMA are based on an explicit set of competencies. The 4-hour, 180-question RHIA examination consists of 160 scored questions and 20 pretest questions. The 3.5-hour RHIT exam consists of 150 questions (130 scored questions and 20 pretest questions). The competency domains and the number of questions on the exams are listed for each. The levels (RE = Recall, AP = Application, AN = Analysis) refer to the levels of learning for the RHIA and RHIT Exam competencies per the national body, AHIMA. Comprehensive Review Guide for Health Information: RHIA and RHIT Exam Prep 2 Figure 1-1 Study Process Steps Review â Practice â Test â Review â Reinforce ââ â â â Review Workbook Take the After Review book contenttest- mock exam, audio content your- identify series and knowledge areas audio review exams to series review again 56611_CH01_final.qxd:Layout 1 9/30/08 3:41 PM Page 2 Â© Jones and Bartlett Publishers, LLC. NOT FOR SALE OR DISTRIBUTION.