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The Centre for Health Evidence uses innovation, instruction, and investigation to
help health professionals put their best knowledge to work.
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Who we are
Research
The Centre for Health Evidence operates under the leadership of
leading informatics researchers Drs. Robert Hayward and Bruce Fisher.
Content
Our staff are highly resourceful and creative. They use their skills to ensure all
projects meet the needs of the funder. Staff expertise includes library science,
information technology, health management, and administration.
Education
The CHE also supports advanced training in evidence-based practice. An Informatics
Fellowship, currently held by Dr. Raymond Leung, taps the resources of CHE projects
to gain experience in innovation,
instruction, and investigation. The CHE also welcomes medical students and residents
through co-op placements, and practicum students from both medical and
library science schools. We are also open to "externships" for already established
practitioners who wish to make a start or refresher in health informatics.
Acknowledgements
The Centre for Health Evidence gratefully acknowledges the support of our
original funders:
- Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research (AHFMR)
- http://www.ahfmr.ab.ca/
- Health Canada's Health Infostructure Support Program (HISP)
- http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/ohih-bsi/whatfund/hihsp/hihsp-intro2_e.html
- Multimedia Advanced Computational Infrastructure (MACI)
- http://www.maci.ca/
- University of Alberta
- http://www.ualberta.ca/
- University of Manitoba
- http://www.umanitoba.ca/
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