Services Overview

The Centre for Health Informatics provides a “one-stop shop” and other analytical services for researchers looking for help developing research projects, data access, and analytical services.

services overview

The Centre for Health Informatics is a multidisciplinary team of individuals with expertise spanning from biostatistics, software engineering and physics to epidemiology, nursing and health economics. Some team members have experience as practicing physicians who understand the everyday challenges of health care delivery; others are methodologists and statisticians whose expertise in analytical methods helps drive leading-edge investigations.

What we offer

We aim to advance and innovate health informatics for Precision Health through timely data access, data analytics as well as leading research using secondary data for research trials and clinical decision support. CHI brings together data assets with our in-house AHS data ports to foster collaboration among investigators, support grant development, offer cutting-edge analytics. We staff unique variety of professionals with different educational and professional backgrounds.

Data Access

Facilitating Data Access

We aim to make data more readily accessible to researchers - like you!  Through partnerships with AHS and other external collaborators, CHI is able to facilitate access to high quality, relevant data that can be used to support research and drive innovations.

Research Services

Analytical Services

The Centre for Health Informatics offers a wide array of analytic services to help researchers elevate their impact and further their research programs. All analytic services can include analytic plan development, ethics application support, and manuscript support for the writing of methods and result sections, if required. Our multi-disciplinary team includes analysts with a vast array of skill sets that are ready to work on your project.

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