Toni is a PhD student from the School of Pharmacy at the University of Sydney. Her research is on understanding the pharmacodynamic, pharmacokinetic, and pharmacogenomic properties of commonly prescribed fertility mediations to inform optimal use of medications in practice.

George is a Research Fellow in Pharmacoepidemiology and Real-world Evidence at the Centre for Medicine Use and Safety, Monash University. His research focuses on generating real-world evidence on medication use patterns and outcomes. George has a specific interest in generating and validating drug repurposing hypotheses using real-world data. George currently serves as the Deputy Chair of the ASCEPT Pharmacoepidemiology Special Interest Group. George also teaches undergraduate and postgraduate topics such as Medication Safety, Evidence-based Practice, as well as coordinating the Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCEs). He is also a practising pharmacist, with experience in both community and hospital pharmacy.

Dr Georgina Hughes is an early career pharmacist researcher and works as a Research Fellow at the University of South Australia. Georgina's research focuses on using real-world data to support quality use of medicines among older people who access aged care services. Georgina undertook her PhD with UniSA and the Registry of Senior Australians. Her PhD used big data to explore the real-world use and safety of antidepressant medicines among older people living in aged care homes. Georgina is passionate about research that informs the safe and effective use of medicines and the best utilisation of pharmacists' skills within aged and healthcare systems to optimise care and overall outcomes for older people.