Kelley, Helen
Associate Professor (On Leave)
Dhillon School of Business - Policy ＆ Strategy
- Phone
- (403) 332-4403
- helen.kelley@uleth.ca
Office Hours
Monday: 1:30 PM to 3:00 PM
Wednesday: 1:30 PM to 3:00 PMAbout Me
I am an alumna of the University of Lethbridge, where I earned my BMgt in accounting and information systems and my MSc (Mgt). I received my PhD in information systems from the Richard Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario. In addition to several years in the private sector, I am currently an associate professor in the information systems area of the Faculty of Management and Acting Associate Dean of the School of Graduate Studies.
Current Research
| Title |
Location |
Principal Investigator | Co-Researchers | Grant Agency |
Grant Amount |
Grant Time Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Clinical and Economic Impacts of E-Health on Diabetes | Southern Alberta | Angela Downey, University of Lethbridge; Helen Kelley, University of Lethbridge | M. Chiasson, Lancaster University; D. Pacaud, University of Calgary; C. Andres, Chinook Health | Lawson Foundation | $105,000 | |
| Reducing the Demand for Health Services - Co-opting Corporate Canada | Ontario plus other Canadian Provinces | D. Sharpe, University of Western Ontario | A. Downey, University of Lethbridge; H. Kelley, University of Lethbridge | Change foundation founded by Ontario Hospital Association | $80,000 |
Degrees
B.Mgt. (Accounting, Management Information Systems), M.Sc. (Management, Information Systems), Ph.D. (Business Administration, Information Systems)
Research Interests
Research fields in which Helen has an interest include E-Health and Wellness Adoption and Diffusion, End-User Training and Learning, Computer Self-Efficacy and Attribution Theory, Methodological Issues, and IS and Small Business.
Research Areas
IT E-health and wellness adoption and diffusion
Self-efficacy theory and attribution theory
Methodological issues
IS and small business
Change management
Previous Research Areas
Change Management
IS and Small Business
Self-Efficacy Theory and Attribution Theory
IT E-Health and Wellness Adoption and Diffusion
IS and Small Business
Self-Efficacy Theory and Attribution Theory
IT E-Health and Wellness Adoption and Diffusion
Expertise
Causal modeling
Methodological issues
e-Health
Change management
Self-efficacy theory and attribution theory
End-user training and learning
End-user computing
IS adoption and diffusion