Tim is a paediatric emergecny department doctor at the Royal Children's Hospital Victoria with an interest in health informatics, implemenation science and medical education. He was a Learning Health Systems Academy Fellow through the Centre for Digital Transformation at University of Melbourne.

Dr. Lankika Dhanushi Jayathilaka, a primary care physician with an MSc and MD in Health Informatics, has over a decade of healthcare experience. She was one of the pioneers in building Sri Lanka's national electronic health record. Currently pursuing a Ph.D. at Flinders University, her research focuses on mental health service integration through commissioning, using the EPIS framework. Her work addresses stakeholder challenges in mental health service delivery, enhancing system coordination, efficiency, and patient outcomes through evidence-based practice.

Hsiu-Hsin Tsai, PHD is a professor at Chang Gang University in Taiwan. She has been teaching for 23 years and specializes in geriatric nursing. Her research interests include: Nursing home, family, elderly residents, depression, and digital health. She has been the principal investigator for several government-funded national research studies on long-term care of older people and telehealth. She also published many articles related to nursing home residents and digital health.

Fiona is a certified Health Information and Communications Technology (ICT) professional, with a deep understanding of the challenges of integration and interoperability across the sector. She has specialised in Health for nearly 20 years. Fiona has worked across most sectors in health care and aged care in Australia, including work for the Australian Digital Health Agency on My Health Record and electronic prescribing, state health departments and services, and the private sector.