Dr Mohammad Hamiduzzaman is social epidemiologist and has extensive research record in aged care services. He also has research experience in personalised healthcare, clinical interactions, health system determinants, health beliefs and behaviours and virtual healthcare support. Major focus of his projects’ is to reduce the number of clinical visits and use of medication and improve physical and intellectual capacity of people through health literacy, healthcare seeking behavioral tools and technology such as mobile app, website or social media. In this regard, he has theoretical knowledge and methodological skills and experience in leading and managing pharmacological and non-pharmacological healthcare projects in different regions of Australia. Expertise in using research software such as REDCap, SPSS and NVivo added value in his project management skill and research capacity. He is a co-investigator of major research project, funded by Australian Department of Health, Harmony in the Bush: A Personalised Model of care for Dementia; and also engaged in major research projects funded by Department of Aged Care ad Services, Australia: Virtual Dementia Friendly Rural Communities (Project Coordinator – South Australia). He recently received funding for two pilot studies such as Clinical Interactions [Flinders University CBGL Grant] & Evidence-based Practice [Flinders University Establish Grant]. He is also an Associate Editor of BMC Health Services Research journal.