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France Bouthillier is the Associate Professor and Associate Dean of Graduate Postdoctoral Studies at the School of Information Studies, McGill University. She has a PhD in Faculty of Information Studies from the University of Toronto. Her research interests revolve around assessment of digital resources, especially in the medical sector, cross-cultural competitive intelligence, and understanding information needs of small businesses. Bouthillier has been deeply involved in projects that promote cyber-safety among young technology users, collaborating with various faculties within McGill. Her professional activities include serving on the editorial board of the journal Information Science Theory Practice and participating in committees of the American Society for Information Science & Technology. Notably, she has led significant research funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council and Canadian Institutes of Health Research, focusing on developing interactive platforms for children’s online interactions and dissemination methods for health information in the francophone community. Bouthillier has also conducted work on comparative studies between private and public sectors utilizing competitive intelligence technology, emphasizing her commitment to enhancing information accessibility and safety.
Department: Department of Medicine. Program: Experimental Medicine.