Dr Emily Reeve is a Senior Research Fellow and NHMRC Emerging Leadership Fellow. She is Deputy Theme Lead of the Centre for Medicine Use and Safety at Monash University and Chair of the Australian Deprescribing Network (ADeN). Dr Reeve worked as a clinical pharmacist at the Royal Adelaide Hospital before completing a PhD at the University of South Australia.

Cassandra is an Honours student in the Bachelor of Pharmacy and Management program at the Sydney Pharmacy School, The University of Sydney. Her research in clinical pharmacology examines saliva as a non-invasive matrix for antiviral therapeutic drug monitoring, with the goal of improving dosing precision, ensuring quality use of medicines, and reducing toxicity risks in vulnerable patient populations such as transplant recipients. She is passionate about personalised medicine, improving patient outcomes through innovative monitoring strategies, and translating research into clinical practice.

With a keen interest in geriatric medicine, research and education, I am currently undertaking my Doctor of Philosophy at The University of Sydney under main supervisor Professor Sarah Hilmer. My research centres round co-designing digital solutions for older people, that optimises medication management and promotes collaboration with health care practitioners.

Kerry Watts is an expert consultant pharmacist in compounding and research, working in NSW Office for Health and Medical Research as senior officer in training, education and regulatory compliance for health system preparedness to deliver advanced therapeutics as standard of care. Kerry has recently embarked on a PhD with the University of Sydney to explore the impact of collaboration with government and academia to improve knowledge, understanding and compliance to regulation and improve patient access to advanced therapeutics.

Jeffery Wang is a hospital pharmacist and early career researcher completing a Master of Philosophy at the University of Sydney, with his thesis titled 'Opioid deprescribing in patients at transitions of care'.

Dr Aili Langford is a pharmacist, Lecturer and National Health and Medical Research Council (NHRMRC) Emerging Leader Research Fellow at the Sydney Pharmacy School. Dr Langford’s research focuses on reducing medication-related harm through deprescribing.