Cloe and Mai are both clinically trained physiotherapists who are collaborating in their roles as PhD Candidate and Innovation Manager respectively to conduct a co-designed telepractice project for Rocky Bay. They both bring a wealth of experience in supervising clinicians, conducting quality improvement initiatives and presenting at conferences.

Cloe Benz is a Senior Physiotherapist in paediatric respiratory care, and completing an industry imbedded PhD based in Disability evaluating Telepractice design and implementation. Cloe piloted a Telehealth model in 2017 at Sydney Children’s Hospitals, has built up extensive clinical and research knowledge, won awards and presented nationally and internationally.

Renata is a strategist and advocate for digital transformation. She brings over fourteen years’ experience leading digital transformation and business improvement across complex programs within the higher education management and health care industries. Renata is driven to create change that facilitates positive user experiences for both workforce and consumers. By focusing on the positive experiences of the end user, Renata ensures her projects are both impactful and sustainable. In 2016, Renata successfully coordinated regional teams to deliver the Federal Government’s My Health Record opt-out trial in north Queensland. In 2021, she oversaw the development ‘Healthy Minds Healthy Lives’, a five-year mental health, suicide prevention and alcohol and other drugs plan for Darling Downs and West Moreton region. Renata is passionate about social change and equitable access to health care enabled through technological advancements.

I am Professor in Clinical Decision Making, School of Health Sciences, University of Manchester, UK. I am a health services researcher and nurse with expertise in the field of health care decision-making and nursing informatics. My research interests include the development and evaluation of decision support tools, and the application of Health Information Technology for assisting decision making in practice. Prior to my appointment at Manchester, I was Professor of Nursing at Columbia University School of Nursing and the Visiting Nurse Service of New York. I am currently co-Chair of the eHealth forum at the Royal College of Nursing, and am a Fellow of the Faculty of Clinical Informatics (UK) and an elected fellow of the American Academy of Nursing.

I am Professor in Clinical Decision Making, School of Health Sciences, University of Manchester, UK. I am a health services researcher and nurse with expertise in the field of health care decision-making and nursing informatics. My research interests include the development and evaluation of decision support tools, and the application of Health Information Technology for assisting decision making in practice. Prior to my appointment at Manchester, I was Professor of Nursing at Columbia University School of Nursing and the Visiting Nurse Service of New York. I am currently co-Chair of the eHealth forum at the Royal College of Nursing, and am a Fellow of the Faculty of Clinical Informatics (UK) and an elected fellow of the American Academy of Nursing.

Eleanor is a Master of Philosophy Student at the Centre for Health Services Research at the University of Queensland, conducting a project titled 'Investigating the perspectives of patients, healthcare professionals, and executives involved in a trial of a new model of care for complex Type 2 diabetes'.

Ching Yee plays a key role in supporting clinicians and workgroups and is instrumental in coordinating efforts for value-driven outcomes projects in KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital (KKH). Her areas of interest include data visualizations for insights.

Bee Keow oversees a core data analytics team and decentralized domain expert analysts aimed at building up data analytics culture and coordinating efforts for value-driven outcomes projects in KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital (KKH). Her areas of interest include applied data visual analytics and operations research.

Magali Goirand is a PhD candidate at Macquarie university researching the implementation of ethics in medical AI. She is a systems thinking practitioner. She spent 25 years working in the high-tech industry in Europe and the Silicon Valley.

Rebecca Heland is the Chief Nursing Midwifery Information Officer for the ACT and lead the engagement for nursing and midwifery for the implementation of the Digital Health Record

Dr Kit Huckvale, PhD, MSc, MBChB, BSc (Neurosci.) is Research Fellow at the Centre for Digital Transformation of Health at the University of Melbourne and leads development of the Validitron a new, research-informed platform for the design, development, testing and evaluation of digital health innovations.

Eunyoung Im is a Ph.D. student in Nursing at Seoul National University. She completed her master’s degree in Public Health at the same university. Her research focuses on the utilization of patient-generated health data (PGHD).

David Kim is the Implementation and Adoption Lead, ANZ Region, 3M Health Information Systems Division, where he leads the implementation and adoption of clinician speech products. With 12 years of digital health experience, David has a history of leading successful digital health implementations while driving strong clinician adoption. David’s background includes product management, software implementation, and forming collaborative relationships with customers. David is a graduate of University of Texas at Austin, USA.

Dr Kazumi Kubota s a faculty member in the Department of Healthcare Information Management, The University of Tokyo Hospital, where he has been engaged with big data related to healthcare for analyses, educational activities, and research related to health economics.

A registered nurse and is currently a PhD candidate. the CEO of a nursing information startup. Interested in nursing information education.

Lei Jianbo, doctoral supervisor. He is the leader of the frontier interdisciplinary "medical informatics" discipline, the founding executive director of the Medical Informatics Center of Peking University, and the deputy director of the Smart Medical Imaging Center of the National Institute of Health and Medical Big Data of Peking University.

I am a Health Informatician with the Design, Clinical Engagement & Patient Safety team in eHealth NSW. I have a medical background and was a GP before transitioning full-time into Health Informatics. Before I joined eHealth in 2020, I was with Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network eMR Unit for 6 years.

Lisa McLean leads eviQ Education, which provides evidence-based education for health professionals working at the point of care in oncology. She holds a bachelor of Applied Science Radiation Therapy, and Masters of Health Science, Public Health and Health Management, and has over 12 years experience in cancer care.

Lisa McLean leads eviQ Education, which provides evidence-based education for health professionals working at the point of care in oncology. She holds a bachelor of Applied Science Radiation Therapy, and Masters of Health Science, Public Health and Health Management, and has over 12 years experience in cancer care.

Sayan is a PhD candidate in the Healthy Longevity Research and Clinical Program at the Charles Perkins Centre. With his background in clinical medicine and public health, his current research is in lifestyle interventions, including mHealth, towards improving health outcomes in patients with and at risk of cardiovascular disease.

I worked at the hospital for a long time. I was the ward nurse chief and education chief. Currently, I am a professor in the Faculty of Nursing at a medical university. My research fields are Nursing Informatics and Nursing Management.

Jane Taggart is a Research Fellow with interests in primary health care, informatics and e-health translation into practice and the prevention and management of long term conditions. She is a co-leader of the eHealth and Informatics Research Stream at the Centre for Primary Health Care and Equity, University of NSW.

Diana Truong is the Senior Analyst on the Virtual Care Team at The Royal Children's Hospital. She is a Physiotherapist by background and has worked in digital health for 4 years. Diana is passionate in ensuring that health equity remains at the forefront of design and implementation as digital health develops.

I am the eHealth Project Manager for eMR Experience, furthering continuous quality improvements to enhance eMR use through working with staff in facilities across NSW. I hold postgraduate clinical pharmacy and management qualifications. I am passionate about making the eMR more useful and usable for clinicians.

Andrew Xu is currently a final year medical student at the University of Melbourne. He has a research interest in philosophy and medical ethics surrounding contemporary issues. Andrew has a Bachelor of Arts at Monash University and is currently completing a Master of Public Health.

Kevin is a digital health futurist, healthcare innovator and an inter-disciplinary cyberpharmacist researcher. His work includes e-databases/data mining, telehealth/mHealth, artificial intelligence-based prediction of side-effects, virtual reality, serious games, 3D-printing, and quality evaluations of healthcare innovations. He has over 100 publications. His work has attained various international awards and media features.