Experienced registered nurse across Canada and Australia in critical care, community care, education and paediatrics. Proactive in evidence-based nursing care, process improvements and health technology implementation. Emerging leader in nursing informatics, I provide expertise in clinical workflow mapping, digital systems implementation, change management, experience design, B2B and B2C SaaS product support and business strategy development. Currently completing a Master in Health Service Management at UniSA, I am volunteering leftover time to the promotion of mentorship, nursing informatics and the health impacts of the climate crisis. Nonetheless, that only comes after spending precious time with my wife, kids, family, friends and bonsai collection.

A/Professor Zerina Lokmic-Tomkins leads Digital Health, Climate Change and Sustainable Healthcare research group at Monash University with a focus on digital health support of healthcare’s climate change adaptation and mitigation efforts.

Dr Peltonen works at the Department of Nursing Science at the University of Turku in Finland. Her research covers information management to support decision-making on different levels in health service provision. Her work spans from development of user tailored intuitive solutions to applications of intelligent technologies. Dr Peltonen earned her PhD at the University of Turku in 2018 and was granted the title of Docent in 2021. She is a Fellow of the European Academy of Nursing Science and the International Academy of Health Sciences Informatics. She is board member of the European Federation for Medical Informatics Nursing Informatics Working Group and she chairs the Governance Advisory Panel of the Nursing Informatics Group of the International Medical Informatics Association. She has authored over seventy peer-reviewed articles and fifty articles intended for the professional community, ten book chapters and twenty texts targeted at the general public.

Liz Keen is the Director, Clinical Governance at the Australian Digital Health Agency. Liz has 14 years’ experience in the digital health space advocating for patient safety in tech solutions at a national level. Specialising in clinical governance, Liz is guided by her nursing experience and remains passionate about the importance of clinical safety, quality and continuous improvement in the design and development lifecycles of health tech solutions. Whilst Liz no longer works in a point-of-care environment, she understands the potential for health tech to influence what happens at the point-of-care. Are we thinking about clinical governance enough outside of the clinical environment?

Jen has been employed in the health service industry for nearly 50 years in clinical, educative and managerial roles, starting as an Emergency Department nurse, moving to academic roles in Schools of Nursing and universities, and holding managerial positions at a state and national level. She has been involved in health digitisation for the last 25 years, clearly appreciating how technology can influence patient outcomes and service delivery efficiency in the complex healthcare environment. She has co-authored several chapters addressing health informatics in nursing texts, presented at several state, national, and international nursing conferences on digital health aspects, and is currently involved in two large international activities addressing health digitisation and what that means for nurses and midwives. Jen is a Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Digital Health and the Australian College of Nursing, an Associate Fellow of the Australasian College of Health Service Management, a Certified Health Informatician Australasia, and a Certified Health Manager.