Looking for a professional development opportunity? Osgoode’s new certificate is here

Industry October 1, 2019

Ensure health information is safeguarded. Designed for Privacy Officers and other professionals tasked with collecting, storing or managing health records, this is an intensive deep dive to help you understand your obligations, and proactively mitigate and prevent risks.

Designed by an expert multidisciplinary faculty, this certificate program will explore the range privacy interests that must be protected in the day-to-day treatment of patients, the development of information systems and the creation of institutional policies.

CPE credits | 30

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June 22, 2023 AGM: Questions and answers

At the CHIMA and the Canadian College of Health Information Management Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on June 22, 2023, we had an opportunity to engage with our members and the public in a town hall session. The following includes the questions answered during the session and the ones time did not permit us to answer.

Support Admin July 28, 2023

Jeannette Van Den Bulk, Deputy Commissioner at Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner for British Columbia - studio portrait

In Conversation with Deputy Commissioner Van Den Bulk: Evolving privacy requirements and the role of the HIM professional

The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner (OIPC) for British Columbia provides independent oversight and enforcement of BC’s access and privacy laws. It oversees…

Canadian College of Health Information Management October 25, 2023

How to write a cover letter

By: Resume Target We all know that making a good first impression is important, especially when it comes to applying for a job. That’s why you…

Partner February 12, 2021

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Being your own data steward in Manitoba during a pandemic

To help the world combat COVID-19, new health services are available to Manitobans and nationwide. Canadians can now access services online and communicate exclusively with service providers who previously relied on in-person interactions. The success of these services begins with you and the quality of your health information.

Support Admin January 18, 2022

Supporting health care in Canada through health information management leadership

By: Ramona Kyabaggu, Assistant Professor and MHA-HIIM Coordinator, Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy We have reached a new digital health era. Following the…

Industry January 26, 2021

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