Judy Tan _
No Photo AvailableResearch SpecialistUCSFAcademia/UniversityWork San Francisco California United States of AmericaWebsite: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Judy_TanBiography
Dr. Judy Y. Tan is a behavioral scientist and social psychologist, currently a Research Specialist at the Center for AIDS Prevention Studies (CAPS). She received her doctorate in Social Psychology from the University of Connecticut, where she was a fellow in the NIMH T-32 Predoctoral Fellowship, Social Processes of AIDS. She has also received certifications in Quantitative Research Methods and Health Psychology. Dr. Tan’s research focuses on HIV-related behaviors among gay men of color and is guided by her interest in the health and behavioral impact of social inequality in marginalized and disenfranchised populations. Her work utilizes theory and advanced quantitative methods that include daily process methods and multilevel analyses.
Technology, Public Health, Research methods, Social Justice / Digital Divide
Jules Polonetsky _
No Photo AvailableExecutive DirectorFuture of PrivacyNon-profitWork Washington, DC United States of AmericaWebsite: http://www.futureofprivacy.org/Privacy
Julie Kientz _
No Photo AvailableAssociate ProfessorUniversity of WashingtonAcademia/UniversityWork Seattle Washington United States of AmericaWebsite: http://faculty.washington.edu/jkientz/Biography
Julie A. Kientz is an Associate Professor in the department of Human Centered Design & Engineering at the University of Washington. She directs the Computing for Healthy Living and Learning Lab, is active in the Design, Use, Build (dub) alliance, and has adjunct appointments in The Information School and Computer Science & Engineering. Dr. Kientz’s primary research areas are in the fields of Human-Computer Interaction, Ubiquitous Computing, and Health Informatics. Her research focuses on understanding and reducing the user burdens of interactive technologies for health and education through the design of future applications. She has designed, developed, and evaluated mobile, sensor, and social applications for helping individuals with sleep problems, parents of young children tracking developmental progress, individuals with visual impairments, people who want to quit smoking, and special education teachers working with children with autism. Her primary research methods involve human-centered design, technology development, and a mix of qualitative and quantitative methods. Dr. Kientz received her Ph.D. in Computer Science from the Georgia Institute of Technology in 2008. She was awarded a National Science Foundation CAREER Award in 2009, named an MIT Technology Review Innovator Under 35 in 2013, and was given the UW College of Engineering Faculty Research Innovator award in 2014.
Technology, Design, HCI/Ubicomp, Apps, Internet of Things
Junaed Siddiqui, MS _
No Photo AvailableStudent, Department of Behavioral and Community HealthUniversity of Maryland School of Public HealthAcademia/University, Non-profitWork College Park Maryland United States of AmericaBiography
I’m very interested in the utilization of wearable health technology and its implications for the future of public health. I’m open to collaborating with anyone who shares this passion and would like to talk more about it!
Public Health, Design, Informatics and Statistics, Devices, Apps
Kate E Creevy _
No Photo AvailableveterinarianCanine Longevity ConsortiumAcademia/UniversityWork Athens Georgia United States of AmericaBiography
I am the lead veterinarian on the NIH-funded Canine Longevity Consortium, a group whose mission is to design and implement a nationwide long-term longitudinal study of health and aging in companion dogs. Our long-term objective is to enroll and to follow 100,000 companion dogs over a 10-year period, with the goal of identifying the environmental and genetic determinants of healthy aging.
Public Health, Research methods, Data Science, Electronic Health Records, Informatics and Statistics
Katherine Kim _
No Photo AvailableAssistant ProfessorUniversity of California DavisAcademia/UniversityWork Sacramento California United States of AmericaWebsite: http://www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu/nursing/ourteam/faculty/KKim_bio.htmlBiography
Katherine Kim is an Assistant Professor at the University of California Davis, Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing. Her research centers on the role of technology in consumer and patient engagement in health and technology-enabled care models with a particular focus in mobile health (mHealth) and social networks, distributed research networks (DRNs), and health information exchange (HIE). She has over 20 years of previous experience in healthcare as a hospital, clinic, and medical group manager, an entrepreneur–CEO of a venture-funded startup, leader of a technology startup incubator, and Founder and—and in software product development with Oracle. Dr. Kim received her PhD with a focus on Health Informatics at UC Davis, an MPH and MBA from UC Berkeley, and a BA in Biology from Harvard.
Technology, Public Health, Research methods, Social Media, Apps
Katherine Thiel _
No Photo AvailableDirector, ProductEnvolve People Care (formerly LiveHealthier)Corporate/Private SectorWork Bethesda Maryland United States of AmericaWebsite: http://www.livehealthier.comTechnology, Design, Informatics and Statistics, Social Media, Devices, Apps, Internet of Things
Katie Crist _
No Photo AvailableProgram ManagerUCSDAcademia/UniversityWork La Jolla California United States of AmericaPublic Health, Ethics/IRB, Research methods, Privacy, Devices
Katrina DeCook _
No Photo AvailableKelly Evenson _
No Photo AvailableKelsey Finch _
No Photo AvailableFuture of PrivacyNon-profitWork Washington, DC United States of AmericaWebsite: http://www.futureofprivacy.orgTechnology, Public Health, Policy, Law, Ethics/IRB, Business models, Privacy, Social Media, Devices, Apps, Internet of Things, Social Justice / Digital Divide
Ken Martin _
No Photo AvailableDirectorWorkOut Cancer research fundNon-profitWork Indianapolis Indiana United States of AmericaWebsite: http://workoutcancer.org/Biography
I’m a cancer survivor and exercise-oncology advocate, including advocating for the integration of research and valid consumer fitness data with Electronic Health Records (EHRs). I’m actively involved in registering exercise and physical activity measures with LOINC. My interest beyond LOINC codes for exercise and physical activity is to utilize HL7 APIs (if they exist, or seek development of them if they do not) to summarize research and consumer fitness data for entry into EHRs via patient portals. Furthermore, I have an interest in the development HL7 templates for exercise and physical activity measures that can be used in Survivorship Care Plans and research databases.
Technology, Business models, Research methods, Data Science, Electronic Health Records, Devices, Apps
Keonyeop Kim _
No Photo AvailableProfessorKyungpook National UniversityAcademia/UniversityWork Daegu city Korea, SouthBiography
I am so interested in “From data to action in local communities”
Public Health, Design, Research methods, Data Science, Social Justice / Digital Divide
Kevin Sullivan _
No Photo AvailableFaculty in Computer ScienceUniversity of VirginiaAcademia/UniversityWork Charlottesville Virginia United States of AmericaWebsite: https://kevinjsullivan.comBiography
I’m involved in both computer science research and education and in the national initiative in Learning Health Systems research and development.
Technology, Design, Research methods, Data Science, Internet of Things
Kristine Bissenbakker _
No Photo AvailablePh.d. studentCopenhagen UniversityAcademia/University, Medicine/Health Care, Non-profitWork Copenhagen DenmarkBiography
I’m a danish doctor who graduated from medical school a year ago and has come to San Francisco, because of my fieldwork towards my ph.d. about the use and possibilities of wearable technologies in primary healthcare in Denmark.
My research will primarily have an qualitative approach, doing in-depth interviews with users about their experiences with wearable technologies and whether or not it has changed the way they consult their general practitioner.Public Health, Ethics/IRB, Devices, Apps, Internet of Things
Laura Pina _
No Photo AvailableComputer Science Ph.D. CandidateUniversity of California, San DiegoAcademia/UniversityWork LA JOLLA California United States of AmericaWebsite: http://www-cse.ucsd.edu/~lrpinaTechnology, Design, HCI/Ubicomp, Visualization, Devices, Apps
Lauren Smith _
No Photo AvailablePolicy CounselFuture of Privacy ForumNon-profitWork Washington United States of AmericaWebsite: https://fpf.org/Technology, Law, Privacy, Data Science, Internet of Things
Leslie Carter, PhD _
No Photo AvailableSr. User Experience DesignerBlue Cross Blue Shield of NCMedicine/Health Care, Corporate/Private SectorWork Raleigh North Carolina United States of AmericaBiography
Interested in helping people easily turn their personal data into behavior change that positively & significantly impacts their health & productivity.
Design, HCI/Ubicomp, Visualization, Apps, Internet of Things
Leslie Wu _
No Photo AvailableResearcherAzumio Inc.Academia/University, Medicine/Health Care, Corporate/Private SectorWork Mountain View California United States of AmericaWebsite: http://graphics.stanford.edu/~lwu2/Biography
Stanford CS PhD ’14
Lead engineer at Azumio Inc. (Argus quantified self app)
Product science and management at 8fit – meal planning and workouts
Data science for project Grellin with Dr. Lenny Lesser of Palo Alto Medical Foundation
Founder Readme LabsPublic Health, Design, HCI/Ubicomp, Electronic Health Records, Devices
Liam ONeill _
No Photo AvailableAssociate ProfessorUniversity of North Texas – HSCAcademia/UniversityWork Fort Worth Texas United States of AmericaWebsite: https://profile.hsc.unt.edu/profilesystem/viewprofile.php?pid=101126&onlyview=1Biography
Liam O’Neill is Associate Professor of Health Management. Dr. O’Neill’s primary research interests are in health care operations and information systems, including hospital efficiency analysis, hospital marketing, technology diffusion, and managerial benchmarking using Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA). His articles have appeared in numerous scholarly journals, including Health Care Management Science, Management Science, Medical Care Research and Review, Neurology, Anesthesia and Analgesia, Naval Research Logistics, and Socio-Economic Planning Sciences. He is on the Editorial Board of Health Care Management Science and other journals and is past-president of the Health Care Applications Section of Institute for Operations Research and Management Science (INFORMS). Prior to his present position, he was on the faculty at Cornell University and the University of Iowa. His research on privacy of electronic health records was recently funded by the National Science Foundation.
Public Health, Privacy, Data Science, Electronic Health Records, Informatics and Statistics
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