News and events

Zen Tharani won an award for top 25 immigrants.

The School of Health Information Science invites applications for the position of full-time tenure stream Assistant Professor, earliest appointment effective July 1, 2022, or as negotiated. The deadline to apply is January 15, 2022.

Jos Aarts named Fellow of the American Medical Informatics Association of the 2022 class.

Congratulations to Amr Farghali, 2021 Steven Huesing Scholarship recipient. The scholarship was established in 1999 to reflect the spirit, dedication and innovation that our founding president brought to the field of health informatics.

Visual and Automated Disease Analytics Data Science and AI program Summer School.

This series features International experts in the field of Health Informatics. With the current global changes and demands in health care, optimizing our systems is becoming increasingly important and urgent.

“The most memorable part of UVic time was its unique, lovely campus life. The combination of beautiful gardens, amazing bicycle paths, tons of study spaces, natural jungles and valleys, excellent family centre and warm coffee shops and restaurants … all makes UVic life hardly forgettable.”

Sex and Gender Working Group Ready for Action in 2021

A UVic-led research team was awarded funding through the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research to develop previous CIHR-funded work in modernizing how sexual and gender minorities are documented and identified within Electronic Health Records.

Mary Ziel Boncajes, a fourth-year Health Information Science student at the University of Victoria, has been chosen as the HINF 2020 Co-op Student of the Year.

Health Terminology Standards Seminars, May & June 2021, 5-6pm PT/ 8-9PM ET

Online information sessions in March and April 2021.

Congratulations to Evangeline Wagner and Thomas Armstrong for receiving the 2020/2021 Jamie Cassels Undergraduate Research Award (JCURA).

Rav Goodison explains what it’s like to work full-time in health informatics during a pandemic while completing a PhD online, designing and applying urgent solutions to frontline workers. As a full-time contract project manager working across BC’s burgeoning Vancouver - Lower Mainland region, Rav Goodison is also completing her PhD online at the School of Health Information Science with a focus on improving project delivery. To do this is challenging; to do this during a pandemic even more so.