• The Legal Health Record: Regulations, Policies, and Guidelines
• Policies & Procedures: A Health Information Manager’s Toolkit
• E-Discovery and Electronic Records
  
• Electronic Health Records: A Practical Guide for Professionals and Organizations, 4th Edition
• Health Informatics Research Methods: Principles and Practice
• Health Information Technology: Implementing and Electronic Health Record in Physician Practices
• H.I.T or Miss: Lessons Learned from Health Information Technology Implementations
• How to Evaluate Electronic Health Record (EHR) Systems
• Introduction to Computers in Healthcare
• Medical Records Disaster Planning: A Health Information Manager’s Survival Guide
• Health Information Management Technology: An Applied Approach, Third Edition
• Pocket Glossary for Health Information Management and Technology, Second Edition
• Health Information Management Concepts, Principles, and Practice, Third Edition

AHIMA administers eight certification exams, including the Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA), and Registered Health Information Technician (RHIT). The RHIA and RHIT credentials demonstrate a practitioner's high professional standards and leadership skills for managing HIM revenue operations, clinical coded data reported in healthcare delivery prospective payment systems (PPS), and compliance with payer reimbursement regulatory requirements.

• Healthcare IM: EHR, Part 1 (Strategy, Process Transformation, Selection)
• Healthcare IM: EHR, Part 2 (Implementation, Support, and Ongoing Use)
• Healthcare IM: HIT Solutions for Physician Practice
• Healthcare IM: Physician Practice EHR Solutions 4-course Program
  

• Data Mapping in Electronic Health Records
• E-Discovery: The Impact of EHRs
• Electronic Management of Medical Record Forms
• Electronic Records Management
• Health IT: Preparing for Implementation through Workflow Analysis
• Hybrid Record Management: Key Principles and Best Practices
• Medical Identity Theft: Prevention in the EHR Environment
• Migration Path to the EHR
• Patient ID: Managing Systems and Technology
• The Legal Health Record: What You Need To Know