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Project CANAIRI Correspondence Published
Project CANAIRI Co-Leads
Melissa McCradden
University of Adelaide, Australia
Xiao Liu
University of Birmingham, Microsoft AI, UK
Working Group Leads
Lauren Oakden-Rayner
University of Adelaide, Australia
Ian Stedman
York University, Canada
Lauren Erdman
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, USA
Abdullahi Mohamud
The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), Canada
Steering Group
Lana Tikhomirov
University of Adelaide, Australia
Alex John London
Carnegie-Mellon University, USA
Anna Goldenberg
SickKids Research Institute, Canada
Anton Van Der Vegt
University of Queensland, Australia
Antonios Perperidis
Cropify, Australia
Carolyn Semmler
University of Adelaide, Australia
Devin Singh
SickKids Research Institute, Canada
Ismail Akrout
SickKids Research Institute, Canada
James A. Anderson
The Hospital for Sick Children (Sickkids), Canada
Jennie Louise
SAHMRI, Australia
Judy Wawira Gochiya
Emory University, USA
Karandeep Signh
University of California San Diego, USA
Karin Verspoor
RMIT University, Australia
Lesley-Anne Farmer
Independent Consultant, Australia
Lyle Palmer
University of Adelaide, Australia
Mandy Rickard
This Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), Canada
Mark Sendak
Duke University, USA
Mjaye Mazwi
Seattle Children's Hospital, USA
Muhammad Mamdani
University of Toronto, Canada
Robert Greer
SickKids Research Institute, Canada
Seyi Soremekun
University of London, UK
Shalmali Joshi
Columbia University, USA
Stephen Pfohl
Google, USA
Yvonne Ho
Standards Australia, Australia
Collaborators
Daniel Ehrmann
University of Michigan, USA
Elena Dicus
Central Adelaide, Australia
Georgia Kenyon
University of Adelaide, Australia
Jethro Kwong
University of Toronto, Canada
Noah Prizant
Duke University, USA
Srijan Bhasin
Duke University, USA
Consumer Group
We express our gratitude to the Women’s & Children’s Hospital AI Champions consumer group and the SickKids Medical AI Youth Council at The Hospital for Sick Children, whose members provided invaluable advice while developing this project plan. We particularly thank R. Fogel, L. Korkuti, R. Zhu and M. Ebrahimi, our consumer partners on this project whose advice and reflections have been invaluable as we advanced this project.
We are grateful to the Aboriginal Health Unit staff members, whose partnership and collaboration have been invaluable in conducting this project in a way that addresses the particular needs and rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples living in Australia.
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