Tuan Duong is a PhD student currently pursuing research in the field of digital intervention in diabetes. With a background in primary care and chronic diseases, he is passionate about advancing diabetes management through technology to enhance patient outcomes, improve access to care, and empower individuals living with diabetes.

Ms. Yang is a clinical nursing specialist from Zhongda Hospital, Southeast University. Her field of specialization is diabetes care. She is good at patient education and anagement including communicating with patients and follow-ups.

Eloise is an Early Career Research Fellow passionate about family health and wellbeing. Her main research interests include exploring and reducing socioeconomic inequalities and health related stigmas, type 2 diabetes risk reduction promotion, behavioural nutrition, and exploring the role and impact of language in people with diabetes.

Xing Qiuling, a graduate of Tianjin Medical University specializing in Endocrinology and Metabolism, is the Nursing Director and a Master's advisor at Tianjin Medical University. An important member of the Chinese Diabetes Society and the Diabetes Professional Committee of the Chinese Nursing Association, she has considerable experience in diabetes management.

Alison is an Associate Research Fellow at the ACBRD, currently providing support on the MRFF Targeted Translation Research Accelerator (TTRA) funded HypoPAST (Hypoglycaemia Prevention, Awareness of Symptoms, and Treatment) project. HypoPAST is an online psycho-educational program designed to reduce fear of hypoglycaemia through improved prevention and management of hypos.

Jo is a Research Fellow at the ACBRD. She is an experienced researcher specialising in qualitative research and health program evaluation with over 15 years practical experience. Jo has worked across Government, non-government and academic sectors and is a strong advocate for research that is co-designed with community.

Catherine is the Inpatient Diabetes Clinical Nurse Consultant at St Vincents Hospital Darlinghurst

Achamma is an APD/AN and CDE based in Townsville, Queensland. She works both in the public and private sector and also with CALD and Indigenous clients/organisations. Her career started as a research assistant in a Diabetes Research Centre and her passion for improving management for people with Diabetes has been ongoing. She is actively involved in various committees of ADEA and Dietitians Australia. Her passion has seen her training community health workers, nurses and other health professionals in diabetes prevention and management through several diabetes related international projects in Papua New Guinea, Kiribati, Pacific Islands and in India.