HIM Course of Study
HIM Course of Study
HIM Course of Study
- 11 Professionally Required Courses
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3 Professionally Related Required Courses
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4 Professionally Related Electives
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4 Upper Level Liberal Studies
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2 Practicum (1 Practicum seminar + 1 Practicum) these 2 courses are done in the same semester
The program consists of:
Meeting course prerequisites is an important aspect of planning your course of study. View the required route of study below needed to meet requirements.
**Please note, the initial letter "C" in the course code denotes that the course is taught through the Chang School for Continuing Education. If you are looking for the course in the Ryerson Calendar, the course code will appear without the "C" designation (ie: CHSM 301 will appear as HSM 301). These courses are equivalent in degree status.
Professionally Required Courses |
| The School recommends that students take CHSM 301 as their first course, as it is a pre-requisite for many program courses. |
LEVEL 1 |
CHIM 300 - Managing Health Information Services |
CHIM 301 - Healthcare Information Analysis |
CHIM 302 - Health Information Systems Management |
CHSM 301 - The Healthcare System |
CHSM 326 - Law for Health Managers |
.LEVEL 1 - Professionally Related Required Courses |
CACC 100 - Introductory Financial Accountin |
CECN 104 - Introductory Microeconomics |
CECN 204 - Introductory Macroeconomics |
LEVEL 2 |
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CHIM 403 - Managerial Accounting and Finance |
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CHIM 404 - Health Economics |
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CHIM 405 - Issues in Health Information Management |
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CHSM 408 - Program Planning and Evaluation |
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CHSM 417 - Research Methodology |
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CHSM 437 - Human Resource Management |
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Professionally Related Electives |
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| Students must take 4 one-term courses from the following list. | ||
CGMS 422 - Quality Management |
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CHSM 307 - Principles of Long Term Care and Service Delivery* |
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CHSM 308 - Project Management: Long Term Care* |
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CHSM 309 - Trends in Long Term Care Service Delivery* |
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CHSM 310 - Institutional Structure* |
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CINT 901 - Gerontology: Critical Issues and Future Trends |
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CINT 902 - Disability Issues |
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CINT 904 - Health Promotion and Community Development |
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CINT 905 - Conflict Resolution in Community Services |
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CINT 906 - Sexuality: Power and Pleasure |
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CINT 907 - Team Work for Community Services |
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CINT 908 - Homelessness in Canadian Society |
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CINT 910 - First Nations Issues |
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CINT 911 - International Community Development |
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CINT 912 - Community Dev't: International Field Experience |
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CINT 913 - Issues of MIgration |
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CINT 914 - Settlement Experiences |
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CINT 915 - Responses to MIgration |
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CINT 916 - Introduction to Fundraising |
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CINT 917 - Urban Community Development |
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CINT 920 - Community Collaborations |
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CITM 100 - Business and Information Systems |
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CITM 102 - Business Information Systems 1 |
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CITM 305 - Systems Analysis and Design |
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CITM 420 - Information Systems Security and Control |
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CITM 500 - Database Analysis and Design |
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CITM 505 - Managing Information Systems & Telecommunications |
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CITM 595 - Auditing of Information Systems |
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CITM 610 - Database Administration |
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CMHR 522 - Industrial Relations |
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CMKT 100 - Marketing * to be added to the curriculum as of the 2012-2013 Academic Calendar year |
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Liberal Studies Electives |
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In addition to the above courses students must also take 4 UPPER Level Liberal Studies Elective courses listed on Table B in the Part-time Degree calendar |
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Practicum |
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After completion of all Professionally Required courses listed above, all Professionally Related Required, Professionally Related Electives and Liberal Studies Electives, students are required to take the following:
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Meeting prerequisites
The degree completion program of studies leading to a Bachelor of Health Administration (BHA) in Health Information Management is a part-time degree program for individuals with a preparation in the health information management field. The program has two levels (year-3 equivalent and year-4 equivalent of a four-year honours degree). Eligible individuals are required to complete 24 one-semester courses. Each level has three sections:
For further help with planning your course progression through the program, please click on the following link. This will provide an example of course sequence over 4, 5, 6, or 7 years. This document is provided as an EXAMPLE only.
Students are expected to pay attention to pre-requisites and are to enroll only in courses for which pre-requisites have been completed. Level 1 courses should be completed before attempting courses in the Level 2 cluster.
Recommended route of study:
Step 1: Complete all Level 1 requirements
Step 2: Complete all Upper Level Liberal Studies Electives (4 courses) and Professionally-Related Electives (4 courses).
Step 3. Complete Level 2 Required courses:
CHIM 406 & CHIM 407 are the Practicum and Practicum Seminar and will be your Final two courses.
If you are unable to take Level 1 and 2 courses in sequence you can always do either an Upper Level Liberal Elective or a Professionally Related Elective. Depending on when you entered the Program the Level 1 and 2 courses may not be offered in sequence with the required prerequisites.








