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The research was led by Bernard Stewart (Adjunct Professor, UNSW Sydney) and involved a multidisciplinary team from several institutions, including The University of Queensland, Flinders University, the University of Sydney, and major hospitals such as Royal North Shore Hospital, The Prince Charles Hospital, and Sunshine Coast University Private Hospital