Category: News

Canadian healthcare institutions understand that health information management professionals make a critical contribution to healthcare through the collection, maintenance and use of quality data.  Coded data supports decision-making at all levels be they clinical, administrative, financial or research-based.  Assuring organizations can maintain a staff of qualified coders to ensure consistency and a high level of […]

Last month talked about what eLearning is, the different forms of eLearning, and how it’s distributed and consumed. Now let’s talk about how it might benefit you. It’s self-directed. Adult learners want to have more control over their learning. In fact, self-directed learning is considered a principle of adult learning theory. Malcolm Knowles described self‑directed […]

My last post talked about lifelong learning and how the commitment to pursuing intellectual development beyond the ‘traditional’ bricks and mortar classroom has real and lasting benefits on your personal and professional development. But there’s a challenge here: Life! We’re busy! Between work, family, and other obligations, it can be hard to find the time […]

Despite the vast array of change management models available to plan and guide change, most change initiatives fail outright or fail to achieve their full promise. Often this is because the critical factors that impact people are missing or are not appropriately considered. Successful change needs management to plan and organize, and leadership to engage […]

Janice Hewitt is a recent graduate of our Health Information Management Program who was also one of our award recipients in 2016 for her academic achievement. Not only did she enjoy our online program and the life balance it provided her, but she also now has an exciting new job at London Health Science Centre. […]

“Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young.” – Henry Ford Learning exists outside the classroom. It’s often assumed that a person’s pursuit of learning ends when they reach the end of a traditional academic track. However, in the past fifty years we’ve seen a dramatic […]

Welcome to Learning Forward, a new blog series all about the when, the where, the why and the how of eLearning, as it relates to you, a CHA Learning student. My name is Shneay Kazan, and I’m a Learning Specialist with CHA Learning. As an experienced instructional designer, I’m passionate about helping adult learners reach […]

CHA Learning faculty are an integral part of our programs and provide tremendous value to our students through their lived experience in healthcare. We are proud of them and the work they do in collaboration with us to bring unparalleled quality to our programs and courses; for this reason, we have created a new series […]

        HealthCareCAN (HCC) and the Canadian Health Information Management Association (CHIMA) are proud to announce our new partnership to advance the quality and professionalization of health information management (HIM) coding and classification. The partnership will see the launch of a new online learning program that provides education for a specialization in coding […]

  Bruce has been a faculty member with CHA Learning for the past 25 years. His management experience includes senior leadership positions in several community hospitals, a large medical clinic, the Ontario Ministry of Health, and as Executive Director of an immigration and refugee service in Toronto. In addition, he has managed a community development […]