Suelette Dreyfus

She is a lecturer in the Department of Computing and Information Systems at the University of Melbourne,[1][failed verification] as well as the principal researcher on the impact of digital technologies on whistleblowing as a form of freedom of expression.

[2] Her research includes information systems,[3][4][5] digital security, privacy, and the impact of technology on whistleblowing,[6][7] health informatics[8] and e-education.

Dreyfus' work in e-health[9][10] has focused on the patient information experience in the health system and the role of technology in error incident reporting in hospital settings.

[11][12] She has co-invented prototypes in information design for pathology reports with the aim of allowing doctors to improve communication with patients and families regarding the status of their diseases in progressive and chronic illnesses such as diabetes.

Dreyfus was an Associate Producer and interview subject for the documentary In the Realm of the Hackers, inspired by Underground, in 2003.