Dr Mike O'Callaghan is a dual trained engineer and general practitioner working in the midwest of Ireland. He is clinical lead with the Research Hub of the Irish College of General Practitioners (ICGP). He is passionate about the great specialty that is GP, and in particular is very keen to examine how eHealth might help our profession continue to meet the ever increasing demands of modern general practice.

Dr Andrew O’Regan is a General Practitioner in Killarney, Co. Kerry and is Senior Lecturer in General Practice in the University of Limerick School of Medicine. Dr O’Regan is passionate about conducting research that will positively impact on the lives of patients. Accordingly, he has a strong interest in the area of chronic disease prevention and management, specifically, in how physical activity can be promoted in order to prevent and delay onset of these conditions. Multi-morbidity and chronic illnesses constitute an enormous amount of the work of general practice, and Dr O'Regan's research focuses on how to engage with patients to promote physical activity and help communities overcome barriers to becoming more physically active and less sedentary. He is currently in the final year of a PhD on this topic. Furthermore, he lectures medical students in the School of Medicine's longitudinal integrated clerkship and is active in medical education research.

Bárbara Oliván-Bláquez is professor at the University of Zaragoza, at the Psychology and Sociology Department since September 2011 (knowledge area: social psychology). She earned a degree in occupational therapy and physiotherapy at the University of Zaragoza, and a degree in psychology at the National Distance University (Madrid, Spain). She received her PhD from the Medicine Department of the University of Zaragoza. She has participated in several research projects funded by national and international grants and belongs to the National Research Network in Primary Care (RedIAPP). One of her main areas of research is health determinants and lifestyle modification. She has published more than 50 articles in peer-reviewed journals, 35 of them in first and second quartile journals.

1. Education • 1991/6: undergraduate degree in Physics Engineering, Instituto Superior Técnico, Lisbon, Portugal. • 1996/7: Gulbenkian PhD Program in Biology and Medicine. • 1997/2000: Research Fellow, Princeton University, USA. • 1997/2002: PhD in Biomedical Sciences, Faculdade de Medicina, Universidade de Lisboa (FMUL). • 2009/16: Medical doctor degree, FMUL. • Since 2018: Family Medicine Fellow, UCSP Alvalade / USF Alvalade, ACES Lisboa Norte, ARSLVT. 2. Professional experience • 2001/4: Research Associate and Research Scientist, Center for Human Genetics, Duke University, USA. • 2004/8: Group leader, Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência, Oeiras. • 2008/16: Group leader, Instituto de Medicina Molecular, Lisboa. • Since 2008: Invited Assistant Professor, FMUL. 3. Publications, awards and others • Co-author of 35 scientific papers published in peer-reviewed journals. • Recipient of several awards (e.g. Best Scientific Article Award, Instituto de Genética Médica Jacinto Magalhães in 2006; NEDAI Prize for Clinical Research in Auto-Immunity in 2012; Prof. Robalo Cordeiro Award in 2013; Update Medicina – Clinical and Epidemiological Research in 2018). • Co-inventor on Patent Number: US2009098557-A1.

Dorien Oostra works at the department of Geriatric Medicine as a PhD candidate. She obtained her master’s degree in Nutrition & Health Science from Wageningen University in 2018. During her masters she specialized in epidemiology and public health and studied the effectiveness of eHealth tools as an addition to regular care. She is currently working on her PhD project focusing on a long-term evaluation of network-based primary care for people with dementia, supervised by Radboudumc Alzheimer center Nijmegen. By combining longitudinal qualitative and quantitative data the DementiaNet study aims to evaluate self-organization, sustainability, and effectiveness of network-based primary care for people with dementia, their informal caregivers, and healthcare professionals.

CURRICULUM VITAE Name: Anna Ostafiichuk Academic Qualifications: MD Current Job position: General practitioner of family medicine Membership: Member of the Ukrainian Association of Family Doctors Job Name: Communal non-commercial enterprise "Center of Primary Health Care №1" of the Holosiivskyi district of Kyiv, Ukraine Mobile phone: +380977672833 E-mail: dr.ostafiichuk.anna@gmail.com Education: 2019 Department of Health of the Executive Body of the Kyiv City Council (Kyiv City State Administration) General practitioner of Family Medicine second qualification category (Certificate 2799) 2015 Shupyk National Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education General practitioner of Family Medicine (Certificate 00353) National Medical University in name of O.O.Bogomolets Internal medicine (Certificate 8651) 2011-2013 2005-2011 National Medical University in name of O.O.Bogomolets MD (Certificate MD 020011) Professional experience 2015-till present General practitioner of family medicine Communal non-commercial enterprise " Center of Primary Health Care №1" of the Holosiivskyi district of Kyiv, Ukraine 2014-2015 Therapist Preschool educational institution № 196 of Kyiv, Ukraine 2011-2013 Intern of internal medicine Сentral hospital of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, Department of Internal Medicine № 3 of the National Medical University О. О. Bogomolets, Kyiv, Ukraine. Additional experience 2020 Thematic training “Electrocardiography in doctor's practice”, Kyiv, Ukraine 2020 2020 Training “Basics of neurology”, Kyiv, Ukraine 2019 Training “The role of the doctor in prevention, detection and responding to cases of violence against children” Kyiv, Ukraine 2019 2019 Seminar from Family Medicine at Salzburg Duke University Austria (OMI), Salzburg, Austria Participant of the conferences, trainings of local, state and international level. Author of several publications.

Sajar Othman is a Professor of Family Medicine at the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. She chairs the Violence Intervention Committee of the University Malaya Medical Centre. Her research interest is on interpersonal violence in particular family violence, health behaviour and wellbeing; mastering in qualitative research and interventional research. Her PhD topic focused on the management of domestic violence in primary care settings using the Grounded Theory. She is the principal investigator for one of the five subprograms of the Prevent Elder Abuse Initiative (PEACE) under University of Malaya Grand Challenge Programme. She is one of the steering committee members and a regional representative for the World Family Doctor Association (WONCA) special interest group in family violence. Heading a team of multidisciplinary researchers, UNICEF appointed her to explore and report on children’s rights in Sabah. She is active in advocating against family violence. She is part of the expert panel for the preparation of Elder Abuse and Neglect Act, clinical management for domestic violence and elder abuse in the Malaysian health system. Apart from providing primary care services, as a certified clinical hypnosis practitioner and EMDR, she manages victims of family violence in her clinic.

Degree in Medicine in 1984 (MD) Post-Graduated in “Promoting Excellence on Teaching Family Medicine. International Course In General Practice under the joint responsibility of the Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine, University College Medical School and St. Mary’s Hospital Medical School, in 1994; Promoting Excellence in Teaching General Practice, by the Royal College of General Practitioners, in London, in 1996 and 1997; Family Physician since 1990 after completing the Internship in Specific Training in General Family Medicine). Currently, she works in Portuguese National Health Service, at USF Garcia de Orta-ACeS Porto Ocidental in the north of Portugal. Competence in Management assigned to the Portuguese Medical Association -2003 Invited Assistant Professor at ICBAS. UP (School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences of Porto University) since 2008 Member of the ARS North Health Ethics Committee between 2009-2011. Regent (teacher in charge) of the Disciplines of General and Family Medicine I and General and Family Medicine II of the Master degree in Medicine at ICBAS-UP since 2015-16. Member of Executive Board of APMGF during 2015-17 and 2021-2023 (National Society of Portuguese Family Physicians). EURACT Member. Coordinator of the research project.

Dr. Linda Overholser is a General Internist at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, and the Medical Director of the TACTIC (Thriving After Cancer Treatment is Complete) Clinic for adult survivors of childhood cancer at University of Colorado Health. She is also the University of Colorado Cancer Center representative to the NCCN (National Comprehensive Cancer Network) Cancer Survivorship Guidelines Panel, where she is also leading the Subsequent Primary Neoplasm subcommittee. Her clinical and research interests are in primary care for individuals with a history of cancer, how to best coordinate that care with Oncology and other specialist providers, and in community engagement for cancer survivorship research.

Dr Sean Owens is a pharmacist and doctor with an interest in nutrition, lifestyle medicine, and planetary health. Hailing from County Down, Sean initially studied pharmacy at Queens University Belfast before relocating to Dublin to practice community pharmacy in 2005. In 2010 Sean elected to study graduate entry medicine in UCD Dublin, 2010-2014 and has recently graduated from the North East GP Training Scheme. Sean is a member of Irish Doctors for the Environment and Plant Based Doctors Ireland. When not in work, Sean enjoys spending time in nature with his family.

My name is Hasibe Gözde Özaydın. I was born in Konya at the 2th of April in 1991. I completed my primary and secondary education in Konya and then I graduated from Necmettin Erbakan University Meram Faculty of Medicine. After graduating from university, I worked as a general practitioner in the emergency room of a small hospital in Susurluk/ Balıkesir for 6 months. Then I started to work as a research assistant at Dokuz Eylül University, Department of Family Medicine. About 3 months ago, I graduated from Dokuz Eylül University Family Medicine Department and I am still working here.