Peter Brooks AM MD FRACP is Executive Director Research Northern Health Melbourne and has Professorial appointments in the Centre for Health Policy ,School of Population and Global Health and the School of Medicine University of Melbourne .He established the Australian Health Workforce Institute at the University of Melbourne in 2008. He was Executive Dean of Health Sciences at the University of Queensland from 1998 to 2009 and has held professorial positions at the UNSW , University of Sydney, Flinders University and the University of Tasmania prior to that. After graduating from Monash University he held hospital and university posts in Hobart and Glasgow training initially as a rheumatologist. He has published widely in musculoskeletal diseases ,on health education and more recently on health care and health workforce reform. He is a frequent commentator on health policy and the importance of developing an evidence base in this area. In 2010 he was awarded Membership of the Order of Australia for services to rheumatology as a clinician, researcher and academic .

Healthcare, Digital Health, Healthcare Innovations.

Dr. Kerry Redican is a Professor of Public Health in the College of Veterinary MedicinVirginiaTech. He has been a faculty member at Virginia Tech for 33 years. Dr. Redican's educationalbackground include degrees from California State University, Long Beach (B.A., Health Education); UCLA (Master of Science in Public Health, Public Health Education); University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana (Ph.D., Health Education); and University of North Carolina at Chapel-Hill (MPH, Health Administration). Dr. Redican has taught undergraduate and graduate classes in public health and health promotion. He has been actively involved in development, implementation, and evaluation of primary prevention programs in various settings including schools and communities. Dr. Redican is co-author of four textbooks (Health Today, Organization of School Health Programs, Dimensions of Consumer Health, and i-Health) and has over 70 publications in health journals.

His Research interest in community-based research with a specific emphasis on youth risk behaviors (YRBS) and Public Health.

Professor Chunxue Bai was trained at Beijing Union Medical College and Shanghai Medical University. He was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at University of California, San Francisco, from 1997 to 1998. He is the Director of Shanghai Respiratory Research Institute and professor of Zhongshan Hospital, Fudan University. He serves as Chair of Chinese Alliance against Lung Cancer (CALC), President of Chinese Society of e-Health and Treasure of Asian Pacific Society of Respirology. His major scientific contributions are the understanding of pathogenesis of and therapies for ARDS, COPD and lung cancer. He has authored more than 500 papers, including 200 papers in SCI indexes and 30 book chapters. He is Editor-in-Chief for Clinical eHealth，Associate Editor for AJP-Lung and International Journal of COPD. He also serves as the international editorial board member for AJRCCM，AJRCMB， Chest.

His research interest is in the field of Clinical e-Health, Lung Cancer, Translational Respiratory Medicine, Bioinformatics, Respiratory Diseases.