ISOQOL member volunteers provide invaluable leadership to the society and help advance the field of health related quality of life. New leaders have begun their roles following the 2023 Annual Conference. Congratulations to the following new Special Interest Group (SIG) leaders:

Jessica Roydhouse, PhD
Tasmania, Australia
Chair-Elect of the Australia and New Zealand SIG

Imogen Ramsey, PhD
South Australia, Australia
Secretary/Treasurer of the Australia and New Zealand SIG

Harpreet Chhina, PhD
British Columbia, Canada
Chair-Elect of the Child Health SIG

Wenjie Duan, PhD
China
Co-Chair of the Chinese PRO SIG

Monika Sztankay, PhD
Austria
Chair of the German-speaking Countries SIG

Klara Greffin, Dipl -Psych.
Germany
Chair-Elect of the German-speaking Countries SIG

Ana Maria Rodriguez-Leboeuf, PhD MSc PT
Spain
Chair-Elect of the Health Preference Research SIG

Milena D. Anatchkova, PhD
Maryland, United States
Co-Chair of the Industry SIG

Takuhiro Yamaguchi, PhD
Japan
Co-Chair of the Japan SIG

Amanda Barbeau, MPH
Minnesota, United States
Chair-Elect of the Mixed Methods SIG

Jae-Yung Kwon, PhD RN
British Columbia, Canada
Co-Chair of the New Investigators SIG

Jeffrey J. Swigris, DO MS
Colorado, United States
Chair-Elect of the Psychometrics SIG

Amy Cizik, PhD MPH
Utah, United States
Chair-Elect of the QOL in Clinical Practice SIG

Robyn Carson, MPH
New Jersey, United States
Chair of the Regulatory and Health Technology Assessment Engagement (R&HE) SIG

Wen-Hung Chen, PhD
Maryland, United States
Chair-Elect of the Regulatory and Health Technology Assessment Engagement (R&HE) SIG

Justin Baker, MD FAAP FAAHPM
Tennessee, United States
Co-Chair of the Response Shift SIG

Libby L. Floden, PhD MPH
Arizona, United States
Co-Chair of the Statistics SIG

Barbara Brandt, MA
Connecticut, United States
Co-Chair of the Translation & Cultural Adaptation SIG

Matt Hall, BSc MSc
United Kingdom
Chair-Elect of the United Kingdom & Ireland SIG

The International Society for Quality of Life Research (ISOQOL) is a global community of researchers, clinicians, health care professionals, industry professionals, consultants, and patient research partners advancing health related quality of life research (HRQL).

Together, we are creating a future in which patient perspective is integral to health research, care and policy.