Dr. Hanun Fauziah Abd Ghani graduated from University Kebangsaan Malaysia with MD and M.Med (Radiology) degrees. She has served in multiple hospitals of the MOH for almost 34 years, contributing as a radiologist in the past 24 years. She has contributed greatly to the development of digital medical imaging services and was a core team member for setting up Hospital Putra Jaya and Hospital Serdang. She was on the national committee for development and quality assurance of radiology services in the MOH.

Prof. Dr. Abdul Kareem Meera Mohaideen graduated from Taylor's University, Malaysia. Dr. Hj. Abdul Kareem Meera Mohaideen, with a passion for academic and research works but enjoyed often in public/professional invited speeches on Medical and social themes is currently working in Taylor’s University Malaysia. After completing basic degree in Medicine in 1973, post-graduation in Radiology and Imaging in 1978 and special training in Japan for cross sectional imaging, he worked several teaching hospitals and medical Institutions since forty (44) years and as a specialist/consultant in Radiology and Imaging for thirty eight (39) years. He received his fellowships in 1980. He had been a facilitator for many Intensive courses/seminars such as Good Clinical practice (GCP), Moral /ethics and communication and courses for General Medical Practitioners and specialists. His academic work and leadership have been widely recognized in 72 areas such as chairman/facilitator in universities, editor and reviewer in journals, scholar /leader in professional bodies, societies and associations etc. He had appeared a few times on media.

Lee Peter completed his Master of Science (Medical Radiation Physics) from University of London. Prior to that, he holds a Bachelor of Science (Hons) from University of Science Malaysia. He started practising as a medical physicist at Hospital Kuala Lumpur for 19 years and at the same time he also worked as a lecturer in School of Radiographers at the same hospital. He then worked as Principals Assistant Director (Radiation Health and Safety Unit) before becoming a Deputy Director (Radiation Health and Safety Unit) at the Ministry of Health Malaysia for control and licensing of the use of radiation in medicine. He started to work as a research officer and advanced his career to become Head of Health Physics Unit at Nuclear Medicine for 6 years. He then worked as Radiation Safety Consultant and Manager of Non-Ionizing Radiation (NIR) Group at Nuclear Malaysia. He was then appointed as Director in Radiation Health and Safety Division at Nuclear Medicine for 5 years before his retirement.

Elly Nadia Che Afzar completed her Bachelor Degree in Medical Imaging (Hons) from University Technology of Mara (UiTM). Prior to that, she holds a Diploma in Medical Imaging from the same university. She started practicing as a Radiographer at Pantai Ampang Hospital and was practising in-charge of the X-ray Department based in MAS Medical Centre for 2 years. After which she worked at the Forrest Medical Centre where she acquired mammogram and open MRI experiences. She is currently a lecturer at Vision College, Kelana Jaya.