Dr. Rebekah Angove is the Executive Vice President, Research and Evaluation at Patient Advocate Foundation. In her role, she helps PAF to identify patient needs, translate those needs to direct services and policy recommendations, and evaluate the impact of these programs and services on patients and the patient community. Dr. Angove is driven by her passion to advance the field and promote patient engagement in care, policy, and research.

I am a clinician-researcher focused on how health-related social needs impact people's ability to enact healthy behaviors and how we can adjust practice and address system inequities to change that. I am especially interested in the relationship between food insecurity, ability to engage in physical activity and diabetes and obesity.

Dr. Bybee's program of research focuses on the structural determinants of health impacting historically marginalized groups in the context of chronic illness, end-of-life care, palliative care, and hospice.

Dr. Quiñones-Rivera is an emergency physician and fellow with the National Clinician Scholars Program (NCSP) and SIREN at UCSF. Their research focuses on health equity and the quality of social care interventions.