I am a highly collaborative and strategic leader with an entrepreneurial mindset, an authentic style, the ability to think differently and a commitment to lead through vision and empowerment, maintaining the highest standards of health, safety and wellbeing. With 20+ years’ experience across the Australian health system, I would describe myself professionally as an executive, a strategist, a reformer, a researcher, a clinician, a health informatician and Board non-executive director. In 2021 I was the recipient of the inaugural Brilliant Women in Digital Health award and in 2017 was awarded a Churchill Fellowship through world-leading research into patient safety.

Melissa Pelly is currently completing her PhD investigating the application of digital health to encourage behaviour change as a secondary prevention in cardiology patients. She hopes to increase engagement, scalability and interest in digital health to ultimately reduce burden on the healthcare system.

Dr Bradford has a BSc Neuroscience/Psychology, Hons Neuroscience, PhD Neuroscience, Dip Pos Pysc & Wellbeing, and over 10 years in social, biological and technological research experience. Her project work at CSIRO has predominantly centred on digital services for equitable healthcare, developing innovative and effective technologies to enhance health autonomy.

Dr Bradford has a BSc Neuroscience/Psychology, Hons Neuroscience, PhD Neuroscience, Dip Pos Pysc & Wellbeing, and over 10 years in social, biological and technological research experience. Her project work at CSIRO has predominantly centred on digital services for equitable healthcare, developing innovative and effective technologies to enhance health autonomy.

Prashila Dullabh, MD, is a vice president and the director of the Health Implementation Science Center at NORC at the University of Chicago. As a clinician informatician and researcher with over 20 years of experience, Dullabh oversees a portfolio of projects in health informatics, patient-centered outcomes research, and implementation science.

Marlien Varnfield is a Principal Research Scientist at CSIRO and leads the Digital Therapeutics and Care Group in CSIRO’s eHealth Research Program, focusing on exploring innovative ways in management, and best health outcomes for the elderly, people living with disability, for the chronically ill, and trauma affected patients

Marlien Varnfield is a Principal Research Scientist at CSIRO and leads the Digital Therapeutics and Care Group in CSIRO’s eHealth Research Program, focusing on exploring innovative ways in management, and best health outcomes for the elderly, people living with disability, for the chronically ill, and trauma affected patients.

Ed Hammond has provided vision and leadership in most aspects of health informatics for over fifty years. He has been engaged in AMIA, ACMI, IMIA, HL7 International, ISO TC 215, JIC, PAHO, IADB, and various US Government activities over the years.

Dr G. Lopez Campos holds a BSc in Chemistry and a PhD in molecular Biology. Since 2017 he is a Lecturer in Biomedical Informatics at Queen's University Belfast. His research interests cover translational bioinformatics, exposome informatics and clinical and molecular data integration among others