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Glenda Gorrie, Department of Health Victoria
Glenda Gorrie is a public servant who works for the Victorian Department of Health. Glenda has worked in health for more than 20 years and was originally a nurse specializing in infection control. In 2003 Glenda made the transition from hospital to the then Department of Human Services where she has worked as a manager in the quality and safety and health workforce branches. Glenda is currently the Manager – Workforce Projects Sector Workforce, Workforce Leadership and Development Branch.

Dr Louise Schaper, HISA
Dr Louise Schaper’s appointment as CEO of HISA came on the back of 10 years of experience in, and applied passion for, health informatics. With a background as an occupational therapist and a PhD on technology acceptance amongst healthcare professionals, Louise is a world leader in allied health informatics. In addition to her role with HISA, Louise is part of NEHTA’s Clinical Leads team and chairs the E-Health International Advisory Group of the World Federation of Occupational Therapists. As a leading Australian professional association, HISA provides a focus for the e-health and health informatics community who share a common passion for the role of technology and information in improving Australian healthcare. HISA is a member-based organisation that builds and supports communities of interest and provides national leadership in e-health, extending across all States and Territories.

Josephine Raw, RACGP

Jon Hilton, Precedence Health Care