Na Liu

Na Liu is an Associate Professor in the Business Information Systems discipline at The University of Sydney's Business School. Her research focuses on digital innovation and system design for complex application domains, particularly health and wellbeing management. Prior to joining the Business School, she was a Lecturer in the School of Computer Science at the University of Sydney and has industry experience through consultancy work. She holds a PhD and a Bachelor’s degree (Hons) in Computing from the National University of Singapore. Her work has been published in ABDC A*/A journals and leading medical informatics journals. She is also involved in teaching, serving as the Postgraduate Program Coordinator for the Business Information Systems specialisation in the Master of Commerce program.

Na Liu is a researcher at the University of Sydney, focusing on the intersection of technology and health, particularly in the context of aging populations and digital health solutions. Their work explores the design and impact of mobile health applications, telehealth systems, and remote monitoring technologies for chronic disease management. Liu's research also examines the role of social media and online communities in healthcare, including citizen participation, social support seeking, and the influence of social identity on health-related behaviors. Their studies highlight the importance of user-centered design, persuasive features, and data analytics in improving health outcomes and patient engagement.