Dr Ayano Kelly
MBBS BSc (Med) BA FRACP PhD
Ayano Kelly is a Rheumatologist at Liverpool Hospital and an early career researcher with a strong interest in patient-centred research and implementation and evaluation of interventions to support medication adherence in Rheumatology. She graduated from the University of New South Wales with Honours and completed Basic Physician Training at Liverpool Hospital and Rheumatology Advanced Training at John Hunter Hospital and the Canberra Hospital.
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Year |
Type |
Title of grant |
Institution/Organisation |
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2021 |
Grant |
($2,337,170) Co-Investigator (CI-D) Safer medicines To reduce falls and refractures for OsteoPorosis (#STOP) |
Medical Research Future Fund 2020 Quality, Safety and Effectiveness of Medicine Use and Medicine Intervention by Pharmacists Grant |
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2020 |
Grant |
($15,000) Principal Investigator Outcomes of adherence interventions in Rheumatology |
Arthritis Australia Grant in Aid |
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2019 |
Grant |
($897,729) Team investigator Translation of best practice osteoporosis re-fracture prevention: stopping fragility fractures to keep Australians out of hospital |
Medical Research Future Fund |
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2019 |
Grant |
($10,000) Principal Investigator Developing consensus-based priority outcome domains for use in interventional studies targeting medication adherence in musculoskeletal conditions: An international Delphi survey |
The Sydney Partnership for Health, Education, Research & Enterprise Musculoskeletal Health Clinical Academic Group Blue Sky Funding |
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2019 |
Grant |
($502,057) Associate Investigator Bone up |
Public Health and Chronic Disease Program, Department of Health Osteoporosis Consumer Awareness Grant |
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2018 |
Grant |
($10,000) Principal Investigator Standardising outcomes domains in medication adherence trials in Rheumatology |
Arthritis Australia Grant in Aid |
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2018 |
Grant |
($10,000) Team Investigator Patient and caregiver perspectives on transition from paediatric to adult healthcare in rheumatic diseases: an interview study |
Arthritis Australia Grant in Aid |
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2014 |
Grant |
($18,000) Team investigator Perspectives and preferences for patients living with systemic sclerosis |
Scleroderma NSW Project Grant |
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Year |
Type |
Title of prize/award |
Institution/Organisation |
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2019 |
Prize |
ANU Medical School Inaugural HDR Symposium Best Paper |
Australian National University |
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2016 |
Prize |
Best clinical research presentation |
Canberra Hospital Annual Research Meeting |
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2015 |
Prize |
Best clinical research presentation |
Canberra Hospital Annual Research Meeting |
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2015 |
Prize |
Travel Award |
Australian Rheumatology Association |
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2015 |
Prize |
Amgen-ANZBMS Outstanding Abstract Award |
Amgen-Australia New Zealand Bone and Mineral Society |
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2014 |
Prize |
Ray Robinson Prize for registrar research project |
Australian Rheumatology Association, NSW branch |
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2001 |
Award |
TDK Australia Prize: Advanced Japanese Studies |
University of New South Wales |
Ayano Kelly's submitted PhD at the Australian National University is on “Identifying and addressing patient-centred outcomes to improve medication adherence in Rheumatology”. She is the chair of the OMERACT (Outcome Measures in Rheumatology) Adherence Special Interest Group, with over 50 members including patient research partners, health professionals and researchers from 12 countries. The group aims to improve the evaluation of medication adherence trials by creating a multi-stakeholder, consensus-based minimum set of outcome domains (core domain set) in rheumatic conditions. She has conducted several qualitative research studies including systematic reviews, focus groups and individual interview studies, and has been an invited speaker at rheumatology conferences on the topics of qualitative research methods and medication adherence. She is a co-ordinating committee member of SONG (Standardised Outcomes in Nephrology) and PACER (Patient-Centred Research Network), a steering committee member of Consumer PCC initiative (Channeling Consumer Voices to Transform Person-Centred Care), and a member of the SPHERE MSK CAG (Sydney Partnership for Health, Education, Research and Enterprise).
My Research Supervision
Sagarika Dey (Honours) "Patient perspectives and experiences of medication use in osteoporosis: A qualitative systematic review and thematic synthesis"