- eHealth
- coordinated care
- prevention
- information for guided self-care
- workforce productivity
- smart homes
- assistive technology
- intelligent agents for care
- ICT for health reform
- Telehealth
- Telecare
- Community care technology
- Health Informatics
- Aged care informatics
- Health information strategy
- Health information management
- Wearable technology
- Ubiquitous and pervasive technology for care

1. Professor Anthony Maeder, University of Western Sydney, Australia
2. Professor Doug Vogel, City University Hong Kong
3. Professor Jim Warren, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand
4. Professor Ying Su, ISTIC, China
5. Professor Nigel Lovell, University of NSW, Australia
6. Professor Andrew Sixsmith, Simon Fraser University, Canada
7. Professor Lakshmi Narasimhan, East Carolina University, USA
8. Professor Philip Tsang, Caritas Institute, Hong Kong
9. Assoc Professor Ray Kirk, University of Canterbury, NZ
10. Assoc Professor Yan Li, University of Southern Queensland, Australia
11. Dr Judith Symonds, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand
12. Dr Lemai Nguyen, Information Systems, Deakin University , Australia
13. Dr Ping Yu, University of Wollongong, Australia
14. Dr Zoe Wang, Australian Catholic University, Australia
15. Dr George Margelis, Intel Digital Health, Australia
16. Professor Jeffrey Soar, University of Southern Queensland, Australia

1. Professor Jeffrey Soar, Chair in Intelligent Domestic Healthcare Infrastructure (a joint initiative of the University of
   Queensland and the University of Southern Queensland), Director Collaboration for Ageing & Aged-care Informatics Research, founder and Convener of the Queensland Smart Home Initiative.
2. Professor Ying Su, Center for Resource Sharing Promotion, Institute of Scientific and Technical Information, and Tsinghua University, China
3. Professor Philip Tsang, Vice-President (Academic and Research), Caritas Institute of Higher Education, Hong Kong
4. Dr George Margelis, Manager Digital Health, Intel Corporation, Australia