eCOP 2.0 Public Pages Now Live!
On November 22nd, the public pages of the BC Provincial Academic Detailing (PAD) service’s electronic community of practice (eCOP 2.0) http://bcpad.ca/ went live! In addition to a general introduction to the PAD and Technology Enabled Academic Detailing (TEAD) services, users can find other essential information contained within easy-to navigate tabs. The “Academic Detailers” tab provides profiles […]
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eHealth Strategy Office 2010-2011 Annual Report
The 2010-2011 annual report for the eHealth Strategy Office has just been produced. And what a year it's been: we have expanded in both size, staff and number of projects, and are working towards expanding all aspects of our research production and dissemination in the coming year.
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E2E Webinar Series: Accountability Framework and Strategies. Dec 2, 2011
Evidence to Excellence (E2E), in partnership with the UBC Faculty of Medicine eHealth Strategy Office and BC Patient Safety & Quality Council, presented via Webinar: Accountability Framework and Strategies. Dr. Grant Innes, Professor and Chair Division of Emergency Medicine, University of Calgary discussed patient care accountability, who the stakeholders are in patient care accountability, what can […]
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eHealth Strategy Office to collaborate with China in developing a mobile medical biometrics monitoring & communication system
We are happy to announce that the eHealth Strategy Office recently received our first grant from the Chinese government for collaborative research with the ShenZhen institute of Advanced Technologies (SIAT). The UBC Faculty of Medicine provided an official announcement of the grant, and described the project in more detail. The joint project will develop a […]
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Conference: Cross Cultural Mental Health Conference, Mental
The Cross Cultural Mental Health Conference is coming up this year in Vancouver on October 5-6, 2011. Our director Kendall will be there speaking about the InterCultural Online Network (iCON) project, and how we have been bringing health information in native languages to minority populations in the Vancouver area. The conference as a whole will […]
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Social media in health and medicine: UBC Graduate course open for registration
We are excited to announce a new course this fall at UBC offered through the School of Population and Public Health entitled "Social Media in Health and Medicine." This course is one of very few like it in graduate studies in the world.
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