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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2022)
Digital Health Week (15-17 February 2022) was an opportunity for anyone interested in digital health to participate in a program of virtual events and share research and ideas. It was designed to be both informative, provocative, and a showcase of the innovative work being undertaken in digital health across the University of Sydney, the University of Melbourne, and beyond. Digital Health Week 2022 brought together researchers, health services, industry, and the community to build person-centred eHealth collaborations.
The conference theme for 2022 was “Reality check: how do we make technology work in real life?”. The 2022 event focused on discussing how we can make technology truly work as a support tool for people in life and across health care systems. We wanted to explore the mismatch between real life and the potential of technology to support health and wellbeing. Our vision was to have diverse speakers who challenged us and sparked discussions that might help us all to harness technology in different ways for more inclusive healthcare and support.
Abstract Reviewers
The following Digital Health researchers were reviewers for all abstracts accepted for Digital Health Week 2022. All abstracts went through two-person blinded peer review:
- Ann Borda
- Melissa Brunner
- Daniel Capurro
- Wendy Chapman
- Mike Conway
- Rowena Forsyth
- Anna Janssen
- Mark Merolli
- Douglas Pires
- Jacques Raubenhaimer
- Audrey Rollin
- Zerina Tomkins
- Milan Vaghasiya
ePoster Gallery
The Digitial Health Week 2022 ePoster Gallery archive is online here: https://extravaganza.gallery/dhw22
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Vol. 2 No. 1 (2023)
Digital Health Week 2023 (7-9 February 2023) opportunity for anyone interested in digital health to participate in a program of virtual events and share research and ideas. It is designed to be both informative, provocative, and a showcase of the innovative work being undertaken in digital health across the University of Sydney, the University of Melbourne, UNSW, and beyond. Digital Health Week 2023 will bring together researchers, health services, industry, and the community to build person-centred eHealth collaborations.
The conference theme for 2023 was “Hope not hype”. The 2023 event focused on exploring several concepts centred around hope for a better future:
- Harnessing the disruption – what have we learnt from recent rapid changes, challenges, and chaos that can be used to improve digital health systems and outcomes?
- Inclusive and collaborative – how can we nurture value-based, person-centred, and connected digital health care, ensuring living experience voices guide digital health initiatives?
- Functional, ethical, and sustainable – how do we build diverse, considered, and ethical technologies that work and are equitable, now and into the future?
Abstract Reviewers
The following Digital Health researchers were reviewers for all abstracts accepted for Digital Health Week 2022. All abstracts went through two-person blinded peer review:
- Louise Thornton
- Adeola Bamgboje-Ayodele
- Peter Brown
- David Tsai
- Rowena Forsyth
- Rod Rizzo
- Sayan Mitra
- Xue (Snow) Li
- Brad Ridout
- Dorna Esrafilzadeh
- Ling Zhang
- Liss Brunner
- Rahul Barmanray
- Zerina Tomkins
- Jessica Orchard
- Louisa Walsh
ePoster Gallery
The Digitial Health Week 2022 ePoster Gallery archive is online here: https://extravaganza.gallery/dhw23
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Vol. 3 No. 1 (2024)
Digital Health Week 2024 (13-15 February 2024) was an opportunity for anyone interested in digital health to participate in a program of virtual events and share research and ideas. It was designed to be both informative, provocative, and a showcase of the innovative work being undertaken in digital health across our universities and beyond. Digital Health Week 2024 will bring together researchers, health services, industry, and the community to build person-centred eHealth collaborations. The event was a collaboration between The University of Sydney, The University of New South Wales, and Hunter Medical Research Institute
This 2024 event emphasised the importance of creating digital health solutions that are accessible, equitable and cater to the diverse, unique needs of all individuals. We encourage presenters to think about how their digital health research places end-users at the centre or considers marginalised and underserved populations and factors such as age, gender, ethnicity, disability, culture, socioeconomic status and geographic location. The conference aimed to bring together professionals from diverse backgrounds to discuss and collaborate on ways to create more inclusive and accessible digital health solutions.
The conference theme was "Inclusive by Design”
Abstract Reviewers
The following Digital Health researchers were reviewers for all abstracts accepted for Digital Health Week 2024. All abstracts went through two-person blinded peer review:
- Alamgir Kabir
- Amit Kumar
- Andrzej Januszewski
- Brittany Markides
- Carolyn Mazariego
- Dae Uk Han
- Eduardo Delamare
- Elizabeth Nguyen
- Elloyse Fitzgeraldson
- Elly Pineda
- Emma Van Der Schyff
- Fiona Robards
- Jane Hwang
- Jane Rich
- Julie Ayre
- Kah Teoh
- Karen Scott
- Kristy Fakes
- Ling Zhang
- Liss Brunner
- Louise Thornton
- Matthew Watt
- Bree Hobden
- Melody Taba
- Na Liu
- Neeru Agarwal
- Peter Brown
- Rod Rizzo
- Russell Chandler
- Saaz Sahdra
- Sasha Bailey
- Snow Li
- Vishal Uppal
- Wendan Shi
ePoster Gallery
The Digitial Health Week 2024 ePoster Gallery archive is online here: https://extravaganza.gallery/dhw24
