Jon was an academic researcher of nearly 40 years standing with over 100 publications and Australia’s 2005 national Eureka Science prize. In 2012 he left the University of Sydney to commercialise his Clinical NLP ideas. He is CEO for two medical software companies, operating in Australia and the USA.

Changrong PAN is a PhD candidate at the College of Biomedical Engineering and Instrument Science, Zhejiang University. Her research interest is biomedical informatics.

Meg is a MSc (Health Data Science) student at UNSW with a medical background. She completed a dissertation in NLP for medication information extraction in 2022 and is hoping to continue expanding her knowledge and skills as a health data scientist.

My research interests lie primarily at the intersection of natural language processing, applied machine learning, and medical informatics.

My research interests lie primarily at the intersection of natural language processing, applied machine learning, and medical informatics.

Jaya Chaturvedi is a PhD student with the DRIVE-Health center for doctoral training at King's College London. Her project is aimed at extracting information about pain from mental health records using natural language processing. Her background is in dentistry and data analytics.

Dinithi Vithanage is a lecturer of Information Technology at the University of Ruhuna, Sri Lanka. She received her BSc from Kotelawala Defence University; her master of computer science from the University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Sri Lanka. Dinithi is currently reading for her PhD degree at the University of Wollongong, Australia.

Yoshimasa Kawazoe is an associate professor at the University of Tokyo working alongside for the development of hospital information systems and medical artificial intelligent system since 2004 after working as a clinician. In recent years, I have applied natural language processing techniques to research advanced information extraction from clinical text.

Associate Professor Michelle Barakat-Johnson is an internationally renowned clinician researcher with a special interest in skin integrity, implementation science and financial and policy implications of skin integrity issues. Associate Professor Barakat-Johnson has extensive experience as a leader in pressure injury prevention and wound management and is the Clinical Lead and Nurse Manager for Skin Integrity at the Sydney Local Health District (four hospitals and five community health centres). She has worked in the field of complex and chronic care for 20 years.