Alison's research focus is the acute care of older adults and digital innovation. Projects range from partnering with carers to detect and manage delirium to Digital health solutions for older adults to age in place and improve workflow for health professionals.

Having spent over 12 years in various healthcare settings as a dietitian, Meaghan currently serves as an Allied Health Clinical Informatics Officer at the Royal Melbourne Hospital. Meaghan's focus is bridging the gap between Allied Health clinicians and EMR analysts by blending clinical excellence and technological innovation. She is passionate about leveraging healthcare technology to streamline processes, improve clinician experience and elevate patient care standards.

Maggie Nagel is a registered nurse working in the emergency care setting. She has recently started her journey into research, by completing a Bachelor of Health Science Honours (Nursing). She is passionate about providing patient centred care, individualised care, and has found a passion in researching digital health. Her current research is on the nursing process (assessment, planning, intervention, and outcome) documentation and how this has changed since the implementation of Digital Health Information Systems.

Dr. Urooj Raza Khan, Senior Lecturer at La Trobe University and Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Digital Health, is a digital health expert with over 20 years of experience. She has revolutionized postgraduate programs, earning national recognition and expanding student participation. Her research on technologies like smart glasses, tele-ultrasound, and virtual reality advances healthcare delivery and workforce development. Bridging academia, industry, and community, Dr. Khan champions equitable, efficient healthcare through her commitment to education, innovation, and impactful mentorship.