Kerry Johnson

Kerry Johnson is a retired Associate Teaching Professor and Health Information Management (HIM) Instructional Co-ordinator at Ontario Tech University's Faculty of Health Sciences. Her work focuses on enhancing education for Canadian HIM professionals through technology-enabled and interprofessional approaches. She holds a Doctorate in Educational Leadership with a focus on Educational Technologies from the University of Phoenix, alongside a Master in Adult Education and Distance Learning and an undergraduate degree from the University of Toronto.

• Education:
• Undergraduate degree, University of Toronto
• Master in Adult Education and Distance Learning, University of Phoenix
• Doctorate in Educational Leadership - Educational Technologies

Her research emphasizes improving education quality through technology integration, interprofessional collaboration, and healthcare-specific educational tools. She has contributed to foundational HIM textbooks addressing decision support systems, ethical practices, and interprofessional care dynamics. While her recent articles focus on data analytics and ethical frameworks in healthcare, she has no listed scientific awards but maintains an active role in curriculum development.

Dr. Johnson has taught courses such as Health Data Analytics, HIM Capstone, and Interprofessional Care Strategies. Her work reflects a commitment to bridging educational theory with practical healthcare challenges, particularly in technology-driven learning environments.