Exploring Electronic Health Records, Second Edition, teaches students about electronic health records across a variety of delivery systems, making it ideal for all allied health students, regardless of their career focus. To meet the needs of different types of learners, the courseware includes a wealth of images and figures; plus hands-on exercises such as interactive tutorials, assessments using a realistic EHR system, presentations, Web research, and more. New chapters address cutting-edge topics in the health information technology and allied health fields. Each text includes access to Navigator and its EHR Navigator system! Navigator , a Web-based learning management system, helps students strengthen their understanding of core content through flashcards, live assessments, games, and quizzes. Instructors are able to assess students' work, track progress, download results, and more using this system. Navigator also includes access to the EHR Navigator. This interactive software program: Replicates professional practice, preparing students for work across different types of health care facilities including inpatient and outpatient Gives students unlimited practice in all areas of EHRs, including adding and scheduling patient appointments, adding clinical data into patient charts, coding and billing, and e-prescribing Grades and reports student assessment scores to instructors Student and Instructor Courseware Benefits Covers core content to prepare students for RHIT exams Includes content on personal health records, patient portals, and telehealth, topics of increasing importance in health care education Includes three new chapters: Clinical Documentation and Reporting; Practice Management, Billing, Health Insurance and Reimbursement, and Data Management and Analytics Integrates soft skills and professionalism to prepare students for the workplace Features a student-friendly, approachable writing style that meets students at their level to ensure content comprehension Provides several types of assessment opportunities, including Chapter "Checkpoints" to test recall; end-of-chapter exercises to assess objective learning and critical thinking; and software assessments that are reported to the instructor