Helen Skouteris is a Monash Warwick Professor of Health and Social Care Improvement and Implementation Science, a Maureen Brunt Professorial Fellow, Head of the Health and Social Care Unit, in the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine, Monash University, and consultant to the Lancet Commission on Evidence-Based Implementation in Global Health. Her nationally-funded Strengthening Implementation Practice and Research with Equity (SEMPRE) program of research is advancing theories, methods, practices, and national and international collaborations and is informing the Lancet Commission. Professor Skouteris has also supported the establishment of the EQUitable Implementation research and Practice (EQUIP) network and is Principal Mentor.

Professor Helena Teede MBBS FRACP FAAHMS FRANZCOG FRCOG PhD AM is a clinician academic and reproductive endocrinologist at Monash University and Monash Health in Australia. She holds an NHMRC L3 Investigator Fellowship in Implementation and Impact, is Director Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation and of the Centre for Research Excellence for Women’s Health in Reproductive Life. She has over 800 publications and $90M in career grant funding. She is President of the International Society of Endocrinology, is a world leading academic in implementation science and in Learning Health Systems (LHS) and leads the National Maternity LHS.

Professor Diana Magliano has a BAppSci (Hons), PhD and MPH. Dianna has worked for over 20 years in epidemiology in diabetes, cardiovascular disease and obesity research as the epidemiologist of the Australian Diabetes, Obesity and Lifestyle Study. Her more recent work involves exploring trends in diabetes incidence and mortality across the globe and data linkage of Australian datasets. She has a strong international reputation evidenced by her role as an editor for Diabetologia and her position as co-chair of the Diabetes Atlas for the International Diabetes Federation. She is currently supported by an NHMRC Investigator grant. She has been awarded the Australian Jeff flack Diabetes data award and in 2021, she was awarded an Order of Australia Medal for her work in epidemiology, teaching and gender equity.