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To provide a common forum for people interested in research involving health information and health information systems to improve health outcomes.
The vision of the H-SIG is to encourage and support academia, health service-users, providers, support workers, community and/or population collaboration and/or partnership in applied research.
Postdoctoral Fellow - School of Communication, Journalism and Marketing
Dr Phoebe Elers is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Centre for Culture-Centred Approach to Research and Evaluation (CARE). She was a recipient of the Auckland University of Technology Vice-Chancellor’s Doctoral Scholarship and received a PhD (Communication) in 2018. Her doctoral research critically examined a digital communication technology used in primary healthcare. During her doctoral study she was employed as a researcher at Massey University for a project funded by the Health Research Council which studied and developed information and communication technologies. Prior to commencing her doctorate, she was a manager in the healthcare sector.
Professor - School of Fundamental Sciences
Chair in Computer Science - School of Fundamental Sciences
My main research interests are in the field of artificial intelligence, in particular in the areas of smart environments, ambient computing and intelligence, knowledge representation and inference, constraint satisfaction, and spatio-temporal reasoning. I have been working in these areas since the early 1980s and have experienced the ups and downs of artificial intelligence, but I have never lost interest in this exciting field of research. Most of my publications are in artificial intelligence, as you can see on Google Scholar. For more details about me, visit my personal website.
Associate Professor Inga Hunter
Associate Professor - School of Management
I came to Massey University from clinical medical practice in Ireland, Australia and New Zealand, completed a Master of Philosophy in Information Systems, and joined the Department of Information Systems as a lecturer in 1999. I am now employed as an Associate Professor in the School of Management. I worked part-time for Massey University and part time in clinical medical practice as a senior medical officer at Palmerston North Hospital upto 2019, and now work fulltime at Massey University. My research interests include health informatics, especially electronic medical records, privacy and confidentiality, mobile technology and smart sensor technologies in health.
Senior Lecturer in Computer Science - School of Fundamental Sciences
My research interest is in machine learning with applications in the field of bioinformatics, robotics and brain computer interface.
Senior Lecturer - School of Management