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Kerry Sherman is a Professor at Macquarie University's School of Psychological Sciences and a leading Health Psychologist specializing in behavioral medicine and psycho-oncology. Her research spans decision making in cancer and genetic testing, body image disturbance in physical illnesses, self-compassion interventions, and psychosocial outcomes in endometriosis, infertility, and caregiver contexts. Current affiliation: Macquarie University, School of Psychological Sciences Key research themes: Medical decision support, body image interventions, stress beliefs, and psychosocial adaptation to chronic illness Recent work focuses on digital interventions like the EndoSMS text messaging program for endometriosis and BRECONDA online decision aid for breast reconstruction. She has received prestigious awards including the Society of Behavioral Medicine Fellowship and International Society of Behavioral Medicine's Distinguished Career Contribution Award. Scientific awards: 19 major honors (2001-2022) Research outputs: 202+ publications and 21 funded projects As Deputy Head of Department (Learning and Teaching), she contributes to health psychology education while supervising PhD/MRes students in areas like prostate cancer cognition, lymphoedema self-management, and endometriosis psychosocial impacts.

• Health Psychology
• Behavioral Medicine
• Psycho-Oncology
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Dr Siobhán O'Connor is a Senior Lecturer in Education & Research at the Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery & Palliative Care at King’s College London, with an Adjunct Associate Professorship at Western University, Canada. She holds a PhD in Health Informatics (University of Glasgow) and postgraduate teaching qualifications from University College Cork. B.Sc. in Nursing (University College Cork, 2013) B.Sc. in Business Information Systems (University College Cork, 2004) Postgraduate Certificate in Teaching & Learning (University College Cork, 2014) Her research focuses on co-designing digital health technologies for patient self-management, particularly in mobile health, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality. She leads the AI Nurses Network and contributes to global digital nursing policy via the WHO. Her work spans pedagogical innovation in digital nursing education, social media integration , and implementation science for eHealth tools. Recent articles analyze generative AI in education , VR mindfulness applications , and systematic reviews of digital health co-design . She supervises PhD/MSc students on topics including AI for diabetes care , virtual journal clubs , and social media in professional development . Scientific Awards: RCN Foundation Impact Award (2018) Emerging Nurse Researcher/Scholar Award (Sigma Nursing, 2022) Florence Nightingale Foundation Scholarship (2019) Huffman Splane Emerging Nurse Scholars Forum Scholarship (2017) As Principal Investigator, she has secured grants from NIHR , Burdett Trust , Innovate UK , and Fulbright Commission . She co-chairs the International Medical Informatics Association’s Nursing Informatics Education Panel and serves as UN Liaison for Sigma Nursing.

• Digital Health
• Nursing Informatics
• Mobile Health (mHealth)
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Visham Ramsurrun is a Senior Lecturer and Programme Coordinator of the MSc Cyber Security programme at Middlesex University Mauritius. He holds a Ph.D. and B.Sc. in Computer Science & Engineering from the University of Mauritius, and a Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education from Middlesex University (UK). His research focuses on cybersecurity, IoT, network design, machine learning, and smart agriculture. Education: Ph.D. in Computer Science & Engineering (2007-2010), University of Mauritius Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education (2017-2018), Middlesex University (UK) BSc (Hons) Computer Science & Engineering (2000-2003), University of Mauritius Research interests include: Cybersecurity frameworks for IoT and autonomous systems Blockchain applications in healthcare and data management Network defense mechanisms (e.g., SDN-based moving target defense) Energy-efficient sensor networks and transmission optimization Smart agriculture systems and environmental monitoring Recent publications emphasize cybersecurity in autonomous vehicles, IoT-enabled healthcare systems, and sensor-based home security solutions. He has secured grants from the Mauritius Research and Innovation Council (MRIC) and collaborates with industry partners on innovation projects. His work includes developing augmented reality control platforms and low-cost air quality monitoring systems. As a member of the IPv6 Forum Mauritius, he advocates for network architecture advancements. His research spans academic collaborations across disciplines, with a focus on underserved regions' technological challenges.

• Cybersecurity
• Internet of Things (IoT)
• Network Security
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Professor Ray Jones MBE is Professor of Health Informatics and Co-Director of the Centre for Health Technology at the University of Plymouth. With a PhD from Glasgow supervised by Tony Hedley, his 40-year career focuses on digital health innovations for vulnerable populations. His research empowers patients through technology access, combats digital inequality in rural/aging communities, and integrates sustainability into healthcare systems. Research interests span: Development of patient-accessible health records and telehealth systems Implementation of companion robots and voice AI in care settings Digital skills training for health professionals through nursing curriculum innovations Cross-generational co-design of XR technologies for health promotion Publication analysis reveals strong focus on extended reality applications (60% of recent works), voice AI systems (20%), and community co-design methods (20%), primarily targeting elderly wellbeing in restricted environments. Key application domains include dementia care, social isolation reduction, and cultural accessibility. Awards and honors: MBE for services to digital health (2021) Inclusion in Universities UK's 'Nation's Lifesavers' (2019) Supervised 28 PhD students across Glasgow and Plymouth. Secured £6M+ funding for EPIC project improving Cornish health innovation. Leads interdisciplinary teams at Centre for Health Technology developing solutions like Amazon Echo implementations in 150 care homes and Digital Health Champions student programs.

• Digital Health Technology
• Aging Communities
• eHealth Solutions
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Hamish S Fraser is an Associate Professor of Medical Science and Associate Professor of Health Services, Policy and Practice at Brown University's Brown Center for Biomedical Informatics. He holds dual appointments in the School of Public Health and collaborates with institutions globally. His academic career includes roles at Harvard Medical School (2006-2015), University of Leeds (2014-2019), and University of Edinburgh. He trained in Medicine and Cardiology at Edinburgh University, with postdoctoral work in Clinical Decision Making at MIT and New England Medical Center. Key research focuses include evaluation of eHealth systems in low-resource settings, global health informatics, and diagnostic decision support systems. Notable projects include co-founding OpenMRS, a widely used open-source EHR system, and leading evaluations of HIV care systems in Rwanda and Kenya. He has received grants from CDC, Rockefeller Foundation, and EU Horizon 2020, including a 2021 R01 grant for machine learning in HIV care cascades. His work spans 15 countries, with funded research on digital health systems in LMICs, stroke diagnosis via symptom checkers, and telemedicine. Awards include the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship and Fellowships from the American College of Medical Informatics and International Academy of Health Sciences Informatics. Teaching includes global eHealth courses at MIT, Edinburgh, and Brown, contributing to a textbook on global health informatics. Current projects involve evaluating AI-driven symptom checkers in emergency care and improving EHR usability for non-communicable diseases.

• Clinical Decision Support
• Clinical Informatics
• Electronic Health Records
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Dr Lee Woods is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Health Services Research within the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Behavioural Sciences at The University of Queensland. She is also an Affiliate of the Centre for the Business and Economics of Health in the Faculty of Business, Economics and Law. As a clinician researcher at the Queensland Digital Health Centre, Dr Woods is a Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Digital Health and a practicing primary care registered nurse with a national profile in digital health workforce development. Bachelor of Nursing, Australian Catholic University Postgraduate Diploma, University of Tasmania Bachelor (Honours), University of Tasmania Doctor of Philosophy, University of Tasmania Dr Woods' research program focuses on safe, effective, and equitable digital transformation in healthcare. She specializes in digital maturity assessment, healthcare workforce development, and the implementation of digital health solutions across diverse healthcare settings. Her work bridges clinical practice, policy development, and academic research to advance digital health capabilities in the Australian healthcare system. Dr Woods' extensive publication record demonstrates expertise across digital health implementation, particularly in rural and remote settings, digital maturity assessment frameworks, and the impact of digital health on healthcare quality and outcomes. Her research spans clinical informatics, patient-facing digital interventions, and workforce development strategies for healthcare professionals. Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Digital Health Dr Woods is actively involved in supervising PhD students, with current projects focusing on AI skills development for healthcare workers, digital health interventions for chronic disease management, and data utilization in digital technology for improved health services. Her grant funding includes the "Digital-enabled solutions to support healthcare delivery: Transforming outcomes for heart failure in Australia (SMART)" project (2024-2026) and the "STRIVE HEALTH DIARY APP for Youths and Adults with Duchenne muscular dystrophy" project (2024). As a key member of the Queensland Digital Health Centre, Dr Woods contributes to the Centre's mission of advancing digital health research, education, and implementation. Her work with the Australian Digital Health Agency on foundational workforce and education documents, and her role on the Project Leadership Team for Australia's first national Clinical Informatics Fellowship Program, position her at the forefront of digital health innovation in Australia.

• Digital Health
• Clinical Informatics
• Healthcare Transformation
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Randike Gajanayake is a Researcher at Queensland University of Technology (QUT), specializing in Health Informatics and eHealth systems. His work focuses on Information Accountability frameworks, Privacy in Healthcare, and Electronic Health Record (EHR) adoption. He completed his PhD in 2013, titled 'Practical issues when designing an information accountability framework for eHealth systems.' Key research areas include privacy-oriented access control, secure eHealth data management, and the adoption of accountable-eHealth systems. He has co-organized workshops such as the 'International Workshop on Secure and Privacy-Aware Information Management in eHealth' and contributed to conferences like IEEE Healthcom. His publications emphasize empirical studies on healthcare professionals' and consumers' perceptions of eHealth technologies. Notable contributions include frameworks for policy-based access control in EHRs, analysis of barriers to eHealth implementation, and studies on consumer engagement with mobile health technologies. His work bridges technical, legal, and social dimensions of health information systems.

• Health Informatics
• Electronic Health Records
• Information Accountability
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Dr. Coral Hanson is a Senior Research Fellow at the Edinburgh Napier University 's School of Health and Social Care. Her work focuses on cardiovascular health, physical activity referral schemes (PARS), public health policy, and eHealth interventions. Specializations: Physical activity promotion, cardiac rehabilitation, digital health, patient-centered care Affiliations: Centre for Cardiovascular Health, Public Health Scotland collaborators Research Interests: She investigates how physical activity interventions improve outcomes for cardiovascular patients, develops guidelines for activity promotion, and evaluates technology-enabled rehabilitation programs. Her work addresses implementation challenges in healthcare systems and social determinants of program uptake. Recent Projects: Includes AI applications in lifestyle change, remote exercise support for SCAD survivors, and national rehabilitation dataset creation. She pioneered the ASsessing cardiovascular risk, MOtivating change, and SUStaining healthier lifestyles digital training resource for nurses. Scientific Awards: Burdett Trust for Nursing grants Digital Health Institute funding Chest, Heart & Stroke Scotland support Chief Scientists Office awards Advising: Supervises advanced research students in areas like cardiac transitions, SCAD recovery, and AF management. Collaborates with institutions across UK, Australia, and Europe.

• Cardiovascular Health
• Physical Activity Referral Schemes
• Public Health
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Edmond Girasek, PhD, serves as an Associate Professor at the Institute of Behavioural Sciences, Semmelweis University in Budapest. His academic work centers on the transformative integration of data and artificial intelligence into medical practice and healthcare systems, emphasizing practical implementation while addressing sociological, legal, and ethical dimensions of digital health technologies. His research spans critical domains including: AI and big data applications in clinical medicine Healthcare inequality analysis and system development Social determinants of digital health adoption Policy frameworks for ethical AI deployment Vulnerable population access to digital solutions Particular focus areas involve pediatric mHealth tools, physician adoption patterns, and pandemic-era digital health responses in Hungarian contexts. Analysis of his 2023-2025 publications reveals consistent methodological rigor through systematic reviews, representative national surveys, and qualitative studies examining digital health implementation across diverse populations. Key trends include mobile health evaluation frameworks, generational technology adoption differences among physicians, and accessibility challenges for elderly and homeless populations requiring tailored solutions. As an active member of the Semmelweis University Digital Health Research Group, Dr. Girasek contributes to institutional initiatives advancing digital health policy and practice in Hungary. He teaches Medical Sociology courses in both Hungarian and English language programs. Details regarding student advising activities and research grant funding were not specified in the source documentation.

• Artificial Intelligence in Medicine
• Big Data in Health
• Digital Health
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Malin Hofflander is a Senior Lecturer in Informatics at the Department of Informatics, Faculty of Technology, Linnaeus University in Kalmar, Sweden. She serves as the program manager for the Master's program in eHealth and works part-time in this academic role while simultaneously running her own consulting company specializing in business change and organizational development. Her educational background includes: A doctorate from Blekinge University of Technology focusing on IT implementation linked to leadership and organizational culture A master's degree in nursing from Kristianstad University Additional leadership training Experience as a registered nurse and manager in the public sector Dr. Hofflander's research primarily focuses on eHealth, with particular emphasis on how IT implementation in healthcare is influenced by leadership and organizational culture. Her work bridges the gap between technology and human factors in healthcare settings, examining how video conferencing and other digital tools can be effectively integrated into discharge planning and other clinical workflows. She takes a holistic approach that considers not just the technology itself but also the social, organizational, and cultural contexts in which it must function. Her publication record demonstrates a consistent focus on the intersection of healthcare, technology, and organizational dynamics, with a particular emphasis on video conferencing applications in discharge planning. Her research follows a trajectory from understanding staff concerns and experiences to examining managerial leadership in implementation processes, and finally to developing models for successful digital transformation in healthcare. As program manager for the Master's program in eHealth, Dr. Hofflander plays a key role in educating the next generation of healthcare technology professionals, ensuring they understand both the technical and human aspects of healthcare digitalization. Her dual career as both an academic and consultant demonstrates her commitment to bridging the gap between research and practical application in healthcare technology implementation.

• eHealth
• Implementation of IT in Healthcare
• Leadership
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Alexis M. Roth is an Associate Professor in the Department of Community Health and Prevention at Drexel University. Her work focuses on addressing health disparities through community-engaged research, particularly in substance use, infectious diseases, and women's health. She holds a PhD in health behavior from Indiana University, an MPH in international health and development from Tulane University, and a BA in Communication Studies and Spanish from Loyola Marymount University. Dr. Roth leads the Health Equity Advancement Lab (HEAL), established in 2018, which prioritizes co-creating sustainable public health solutions with marginalized communities. Her research explores intersections of gender, substance use, and health equity, emphasizing novel interventions for opioid overdose prevention and improving healthcare access for people who use drugs. Key areas include harm reduction strategies, syringe services programs, and digital health technologies for overdose response. Her work integrates mixed methods, combining quantitative epidemiological analyses with qualitative insights from participatory community engagement. Dr. Roth has authored over 40 peer-reviewed publications on drug use epidemiology, HIV/STI prevention, and overdose response systems. Her recent studies investigate wearable biosensor technologies for overdose detection, smartphone apps for overdose response networks, and ethical implementation of biometric tools in harm reduction settings. She collaborates with global institutions like the University of California, San Diego, and international organizations to advance evidence-based public health policies. Education: PhD in Health Behavior, Indiana University MPH in International Health and Development, Tulane University BA in Communication Studies and Spanish, Loyola Marymount University Her research is funded by grants from NIH, CDC, and foundations addressing addiction and infectious disease control. Dr. Roth advises graduate students in public health and mentors early-career researchers in community-based participatory research methods.

• Substance Use
• Reproductive/Sexual Health
• Community Engaged Research
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Professor Derek Santos is a Professor of Podiatry at Queen Margaret University (QMU), affiliated with the School of Health Sciences. He holds an honorary senior research position at the University of Gibraltar and collaborates with NHS Lothian and Northampton NHS Foundation Trust. His academic qualifications include a BSc (Hons) Podiatry (1998), MSc Podiatric Surgery (2015), and PhD (2006). Santos leads podiatry research focusing on musculoskeletal conditions, diabetes, gait analysis, and ethics. He co-founded the Health Design Collective (CIC), developing footwear for foot drop, earning awards like the Converge Challenge runner-up in 2018. Affiliations: Royal College of Podiatry, UK Health Care and Professions Council. Research Ethics: Past Convener of QMU Research Ethics Committee and member of NHS South-East Scotland Research Ethics Committee (2010–2019). Teaching: Leads MSc programs in Advancing Practice in Podiatry and Theory of Podiatric Surgery. Contributes to undergraduate and postgraduate podiatry education. Collaborations: Works with industry on footwear design and digital health technologies for chronic conditions like JIA and diabetes. Awards: Runner-up in Converge Challenge (2018), patents for innovative footwear. Research Interests: Santos' work spans musculoskeletal disorders, diabetes complications, gait analysis, and ethics. He has supervised numerous student projects and published widely on orthotic interventions, digital health tools, and wound care. Grants & Funding: Secured funding for projects involving smartwatch technology in diabetes and JIA management, and footwear innovation for mobility impairments.

• Musculoskeletal Conditions
• Diabetes Care
• Gait Analysis
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Prof. Stephan Jonas is a Professor at the Institute of Digital Medicine, affiliated with the University Hospital Bonn at the University of Bonn. His expertise focuses on advancing healthcare digitalization through patient-generated data collected via mobile devices, aiming to improve early disease screening, diagnosis, clinical decision support, and outcome measurement. Research Interests: His primary areas of focus include: Development of eHealth solutions for clinical applications Integration of mobile technologies into healthcare systems Wearable and mobile sensor technology evaluation Interdisciplinary approaches to healthcare innovation He seeks to bridge technological advancements with practical healthcare delivery through transdisciplinary collaboration. Prof. Jonas’ work is supported through collaborative projects and partnerships, reflecting the University’s networked research culture. While specific student names are not listed, his role involves mentoring graduate students in digital medicine and related fields. His affiliation with the Institute of Digital Medicine at the University Hospital Bonn positions him at the forefront of medical technology research. Labs/Teams: Active member of the Institute of Digital Medicine, contributing to the University of Bonn’s Transdisciplinary Research Area (TRA) 'Life and Health', which unites researchers to develop new strategies for health challenges via cross-disciplinary collaboration.

• Digital Medicine
• eHealth
• Healthcare Technology
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Mari Mohn Paulsen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Nutrition at the University of Oslo's Faculty of Medicine. Her research focuses on disease-related malnutrition, dietary assessment methods, implementation science in healthcare, and sustainable dietary practices. She is actively involved in developing digital tools like the MyFood app to improve nutritional care for hospitalized patients and older adults. Her work bridges nutritional epidemiology with eHealth innovations, emphasizing practical applications in clinical and community settings. Key academic affiliations include the Institute of Basic Medical Sciences and leadership in projects such as the NOR-Eden initiative and the GAIN project targeting cancer patients' nutritional needs. She collaborates extensively with institutions like the Norwegian Environmental Biobank and has contributed to national dietary surveys (e.g., Ungkost 3). Her teaching focuses on skill-based and simulation-based learning for healthcare professions. Research highlights include evaluating the Nutri-Score system in Nordic contexts, analyzing environmental contaminants in children's diets, and studying secular trends in infant feeding practices. Her studies frequently address implementation challenges in nutritional interventions, particularly in home healthcare and institutional settings. Current projects include optimizing digital decision support systems and exploring sustainable diets' climate impacts. She has been a key figure in advancing evidence-based nutritional practices through randomized controlled trials and qualitative implementation studies.

• Disease-related malnutrition
• Dietary assessment methods
• Dietary research
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Dr Maria Emmanouilidou is a Senior Lecturer in Management and International Academic Liaison Officer at the University of Winchester Business School since 2018. She holds a PhD in Management (University of Salford, 2013), MSc in Advanced Computer Science with ICT Management (University of Manchester), and BSc in Computer Science (University of Leeds). Her interdisciplinary research focuses on strategic innovation, healthcare information systems, and policy-driven social inclusion. Her professional experience includes leadership roles such as Chair of the Academic Disciplinary Committee at Kent Business School and project leadership in EU-funded initiatives like the 'EURYDICE: Positive Actions for Women' program. She is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and contributes to policy analysis through her work with the European Cooperation in Science and Technology. Her publications span electronic health records (EHR), mHealth regulation, and accessible e-government frameworks. Her work bridges technical innovation with organizational change in healthcare contexts. She maintains active memberships in the British Academy of Management and HIMSS (Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society).

• Strategic Management
• Information Systems
• eHealth
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