Ralph is a Research Fellow at the Australian Centre for Behavioural Research in Diabetes (ACBRD). Ralph is currently collaborating with Diabetes Victoria on a project to review the behaviour change content for a type 2 diabetes, stroke and cardiovascular disease prevention program, Life! – Australia’s largest prevention program.

Li Rao, Master of Nursing, Sichuan University, China Deputy Head Nurse of the Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism, West China Hospital, Sichuan University, China. Deputy head of the Youth Committee , Diabetes Care Professional Committee , Chinese Nursing Association.Her research focuses on diabetes care and education.

Li Caihong，Diabetes Case Manager，Graduated from Beijing University of Chinese Medicine with a master's degree in Nursing. She has been working in Beijing Tsinghua Changgung Hospital for 11 years, providing case management for more than 3,000 patients with diabetes. Her research interest is in diabetes digital case management.

Ralph is a Research Fellow at the ACBRD. His PhD investigated the relationship between personality, health behaviours, weight management, diabetes distress and diabetes self-efficacy. Ralph is an exercise physiologist with broad research interests in type 2 diabetes, person-centred care, personality and approaches for tailoring health behaviour-related interventions.

Professor Huang Jin, R.N.,Ph.D., Xiangya Second Hospital of Central South University, China. Vice Chairman of Diabetes Nursing Committee of Chinese Nursing Association, and Chairman of Diabetes Nursing Committee of Hunan Nursing Association. Mainly engaged in diabetes education and management. She has led more than 20 national and provincial research projects and published more than 180 papers. She has always been committed to improving the quality of diabetes care.

Tracey Oorschot is a PhD candidate within the School of Public Health, University of Technology Sydney. Tracey has a cross-disciplinary background with undergraduate training in human services and postgraduate training in psychology and counselling, with industry experience in counselling, particularly women with chronic disease.

Amy is a Registered Nurse and Credentialed Diabetes Educator working in both hospital and private practice settings. She is passionate about delivering comprehensive diabetes management and education to her patients. Additionally, Amy shares her expertise as a casual academic at the University of Technology Sydney, where she teaches in the Postgraduate Certificate in Diabetes Education and Management course.