Epic CLN251/252 2025/2026 – 250+ Verified Q&A & Definitions | Chronicles, Roles, Profiles, Navigators, Workflow Engine | Epic Certification

This document contains 250+ expertly answered questions and essential definitions covering the Epic CLN251/252 certification curriculum, specifically aligned to the 2025/2026 training cycle. It is designed for analysts, Epic builders, and IT professionals preparing for certification or working in Epic systems configuration and user support. Core areas of focus include: Chronicles structure – understanding INI, records, items, contacts, and values Roles (E2R) – layout customization, timeout behavior, activity menus Profiles (LPR) – hierarchy (User Template, ECL, DEP, EAF), SnapShot, Chart Review, startup settings Security classes (ECL) – security points vs classes, access rights, inpatient/outpatient roles Workflow Engine Rules (LOR) – IF/THEN conditions, context-aware display logic, rule hierarchy Navigators (LVN) – templates, sections, and patient-specific workflows User and Provider records – EMP linking, login configuration, default departments, template assignments Print groups & reporting – session info reports, duplicating reports, customizing SnapShot This resource also outlines real-world administrative configurations for managing provider access, specialty-based encounters, default report buttons, and profile conflict resolution. The content is ideal for hands-on builders looking to understand how Epic behaves at each master file level and how to optimize user experience within Epic Hyperspace. Best suited for: Epic CLN251/CLN252 exam candidates Clinical application analysts and EHR builders Healthcare IT professionals managing Epic configurations System admins and project implementers in Epic environments Educators preparing learners for real-world EHR roles Keywords: Epic CLN251, CLN252, Epic roles, Epic profiles, security class, workflow engine rule, Hyperspace layout, Chronicles structure, LVN navigator, E2R, LPR, EMP template, EHR configuration, Epic certification 2025, print groups, session info report