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Report: Taking the RHIT exam is the final step after getting the HIT degree for which I have driving and restraining forces that I will take in account in order to succeed. First, to assure my driving forces stay as an asset to me, I will address each one of them. I have been keeping all my books, assignments, and materials from the different classes during these two years. I have the books in order in my bookcase and the assignments as reference in specific computer files for easy access. AHIMA has an excellent study guide that is one of the most important tools to get prepared for this exam. I decided not to work full time until I have my certificate and I’m sure that is in my advantage. I have saved some money so I have no problems paying

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