Associate Professor Jane Davies is a Principal Research Fellow at the Menzies School of Health Research and the Co-Director of Infectious Diseases at the Royal Darwin Hospital. Her research focuses on Hepatitis B spanning molecular and clinical epidemiology as well as translation and implementation of holistic and sustainable clinical care.

Jack Wallace’s social research looks at hepatitis B as an issue where individuals, family (in all its forms), culture, politics and policies, and biomedicine intersect.

Mary-Anne Rushford has been a nurse for many years and has worked in a range of clinical and community settings. She has worked for Bolton Clarke (formerly RDNS) for over twenty-five years, the last seventeen with the Homeless Persons Program (HPP). She is currently the Manager of the program.