Mike is a leader in Health and Clinical Informatics having contributed for over 35 years. He's skilled in Consulting, Performance Improvement, Medical Devices, Enterprise Architecture, UI / UX, Safety and Policy. He's also a strong business development professional with academic credentials

Dr Helen Monkman's mission is to improve consumer health information systems by making them easier for people to use and the information easier to understand. Her research interests include human factors, user experience, usability, and eHealth literacy, and how these factors impact the use and understandability of health information systems.

Dr. Adiebonye Jumbo is a trained biomedical informatician and an Assistant Professor at the Health Informatics Program, School of Health Professions, SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University. Her expertise includes clinical informatics, applied data science and systems implementation. Dr. Jumbo teaches computer science for health informatics comprises programming concepts, data science.

You Chen, PhD, is an assistant professor in the DBMI at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. His research in medical data mining and machine learning for disease progression path modeling, personalized medicine and other areas has been incorporated into a variety of clinical settings, including neonatal, maternal and critical patient care.

You Chen, PhD, is an assistant professor in the DBMI at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. His research in medical data mining and machine learning for disease progression path modeling, personalized medicine and other areas has been incorporated into a variety of clinical settings, including neonatal, maternal and critical patient care.

Dr. Jay Patel is a Dentist and an Assistant Professor of Health Informatics at the College of Public Health, Temple University. His research interest is in clinical informatics, especially in utilizing electronic health record data to develop prediction models and learning health systems for early diagnosis and prevention.

Dr Chris Paton is the Director of the Postgraduate Digital Health Programme at the University of Otago and head of the Global Health Informatics Group at the University of Oxford.

Director of the Institute of Medical Informatics, founding member of Center for Biomedical Imaging and Processing, HTW Berlin, working group leader of Medical Imaging and Signal Processing WG of GMDS; research interests in collaborative and distributed biomedical research environments, biosignal analysis, reproducibility and reliability in biomedical imaging and signal processing.