Professor at the Australian Institute of Health Innovation at Macquarie University in Australia. His research is centered around diagnostic informatics and its impact on the safety, quality, and effectiveness of patient care.

Tanja Schroeder is a Joint PhD Student at Macquarie University and Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences since 2020. She holds a Master's degree in social management from the University of Applied Sciences in Bochum, Germany. Her primary research topic focuses on technology adoption of older people concerning digital health technologies.

Umashnkar Upadhyay is currently pursuing a Doctorate of Philosophy in Biomedical Informatics under the supervision of Prof Dr Shabbir Syed Abdul. His major research interests are Telemedicine, IoT Devices, AI in Healthcare, WGS, Genomics, Bioinformatics, etc. He is also appointed as a Research Associate at Shoolini University.

I'm passionate about supporting individuals' wellbeing, hence my research into the role of mHealth technologies in supporting physical activity related to a healthy body weight. I aim to develop a theory about the relationships between mHealth, physical activity and healthy body weight, to support people in better managing their wellness.

Ryo Saito is a third year medical student of The University of Tokyo with a special interest in mobile health solutions for chronic disease management.

I am an Assistant Senior Lecturer at the Health Informatics Centre, LIME Department of Karolinska Institutet, and teacher in the Joint Master´s Programme in Health Informatics. My research interest is on the development of models and systems for improving Consumers medical vocabularies, and assessment of Health apps.

Yang Gong, MD, PhD, FIAHSI at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, served as Chair of the AMIA Clinical Decision Support Working Group. He is an editorial board member of JAMIA Open, JMIR Human Factors. Dr. Gong’s research focuses on the design, implementation, and evaluation of informatics tools for reporting and analyzing patient safety events, and empowering patients and families toward shared decision-making.

Yang Gong, MD, PhD, FIAHSI at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, served as Chair of the AMIA Clinical Decision Support Working Group. He is an editorial board member of JAMIA Open, JMIR Human Factors. Dr. Gong’s research focuses on the design, implementation, and evaluation of informatics tools for reporting and analyzing patient safety events, and empowering patients and families toward shared decision-making.

Yang Gong, MD, PhD, FIAHSI at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, served as Chair of the AMIA Clinical Decision Support Working Group. He is an editorial board member of JAMIA Open, JMIR Human Factors. Dr. Gong’s research focuses on the design, implementation, and evaluation of informatics tools for reporting and analyzing patient safety events, and empowering patients and families toward shared decision-making.