Kate is a digital health nurse leader with a background as a clinician in acute care including general medicine and stroke nursing, cardiothoracics, gynaecology and cancer nursing as well as clinical education and aged care. She holds a Bachelor of Health Informatics (Professional Honours) and is a Certified Health Informatician Australasia as well as a Digital Health Adviser for the Australian Digital Health Agency. She is a strong advocate for patient-centred care and consumer involvement in healthcare and research using health IT tools.

Sarang is a PhD candidate specialising in medical informatics and digital health, primarily focusing on optimising electronic medical record (EMR) systems. His current research centres on clinical decision support (CDS), specifically CDS alerts. Drawing insights from behavioural decision theory, particularly behavioural economics, Sarang aligns CDS alert designs with human decision-making behaviour to enhance clinical decisions at the point of care. In his prior research, Sarang delved into the intricacies of cognitive load in EMR systems training and applied cognitive load theory and instructional design insights to manage different categories of cognitive load when training medical professionals on EMR systems.