Ed Broadbent is public health generalist manager with experience in psychology, health promotion, mental health, emerging drugs (AOD), development and education. Ed currently leads the Prompt Response Network (PRN) project at the National Centre for Clinical Research on Emerging Drugs (NCCRED)

Jen Smith is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Clinical Research in Emergency Medicine, and is the national coordinator and public health co-lead of the Emerging Drugs Network of Australia. This multi-state toxicosurveillance system detects and monitors illicit and emerging drugs causing acute harm in sentinel emergency departments.

Dr Courtney Weber is the National Data Manager for the Emerging Drugs Network of Australia. Her current research interests include novel psychoactive substances and population-level epidemiology. Her prior research involved epidemiological trends of heart failure and atrial fibrillation in whole-of-population, linked hospitalisation and mortality data.

Rayna is a PhD student in the School of Pharmacy at the University of Auckland, New Zealand. Her research explores the use of natural substances and natural health products in substance use. Rayna is also a registered pharmacist in New Zealand, currently working in community pharmacy whilst completing her PhD.

Amanda has 20 years research experience in the AOD field. She has She has an exceptional national and international reputation for her work capturing the changing nature of drug-related harms and opioid mortality and is currently leading an NHMRC grant investigating fatal and non-fatal overdose and changing drug markets.