Kath Jones the current President of the HFESA is speaking with Dr Adeola Bamgboje-Ayodele about her work in healthcare.

Dr Adeola Bamgboje-Ayodele is a user-centred designer and human factors researcher whose work bridges design, technology, and healthcare. As a Lecturer in Design and Innovation at the University of Sydney, she applies human factors, inclusive design, and HCI methods to improve the usability and real‑world impact of digital health technologies. Her interdisciplinary work has shaped how digital systems are designed and used in practice; it has led to redesigned systems in Australia’s first virtual hospital, informed policy and workflow improvements, and contributed to commercialised digital health technology. With an increasing focus on supporting priority populations, she examines how clinicians, patients, and caregivers interact with digital tools – and how these tools can better support the realities of patient work and clinical practice. Adeola serves as EMCR Co‑Chair of the IEA Healthcare Ergonomics Technical Committee and as an Associate Editor for JMIR Human Factors.

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