Dr. Ping Yu's research interest is adoption, usage and impact of e-health solutions in health and aged care for improving service delivery. This includes three key research areas:
     (1) Social technical issues driving the adoption of information and communication technology by health and aged care organisations and workers
     (2) Health and aged care information system (including mobile application) analysis and evaluation
     (3) Health informatics education and health care workforce IT capacity building 

Subjects I Teach:

Spring Session 2007:

ITCS301/ITCS92 Exploring Collaborative Technologies

ITCS429/ITCS929 Concepts and Issues in Healthcare Computing

Autumn Session 2007:

ITCS937 Security, Risk Management and Control for e-Commerce

IACT430/IACT930 Patterns for eBusiness

Spring Session 2006:

ITCS929/ITCS429 Concepts and Issues in Healthcare Computing

IACT303 Worldwide Networking

Autumn Session 2006:

CSCI315/MCS935/ITCS921 Database Design and Implementation

ITCS430/ITCS930 Introduction to Health Informatics

Spring Session 2005:

IACT303/MCS9303 World Wide Networking

ITCS301 Exploring Collaborative Technologies

IACT932 Special Topics in IACT B: Exploring Collaborative Technologies

Autumn Session, 2005 - Study Leave

Collaborative research in Health Telematrics Unit, Faculty of Medicine, University of Calgary, Canada

Spring Session 2005:

IACT303/MCS9303 World Wide Networking

ITCS301 Exploring Collaborative Technologies

IACT932 Special Topics in IACT B: Exploring Collaborative Technologies

Autumn Session 2004:

MCS9235 Database Systems

ITCS430/ITCS930 Introduction to Health Informatics

Spring Session 2004:

CSCI213 Java Programming and the Internet

ITCS937 Security, Risk Management and Control for e-commerce

(Teach at ABRS in Hongkong)

CSCI321 Software Projects Supervision:

CSCI321 software projects supervised

Courses I Have Coordinated:

2002-2003 Master of Industry Based Information Technology

2003 to present Master of Health Informatics

adoption, usage and impact of e-health solutions in health and aged care for improving service delivery