Jaimon T. Kelly

Jaimon T. Kelly is a Researcher at Bond University's Nutrition and Dietetics Research Group. With an active research profile spanning from 2014 to 2025, Dr. Kelly has contributed significantly to the fields of telemedicine, nutrition, and chronic disease management. Current research projects extend through 2026-2030, demonstrating ongoing academic engagement and leadership in multiple collaborative research initiatives.

Dr. Kelly's research interests focus on Telemedicine, Systematic Reviews, Meta-Analysis, Chronic Kidney Disease, Dietetics, and Nutrition. The research fingerprint shows strong emphasis on healthcare delivery systems, with particular expertise in applying digital health solutions to chronic disease management. This includes developing telehealth strategies for chronic kidney disease self-management, as evidenced by the doctoral thesis on this topic.

The publication record shows a consistent output of high-impact research, with 101 research outputs through 2025, including numerous articles, review articles, and conference presentations. Recent publications (2024-2025) focus on digital health trust, telehealth service implementation, and digital food records in clinical settings, reflecting a clear trajectory toward technology-enhanced nutrition care.

• Multiple research projects funded through 2026-2030
• Active supervision of Master's level students in Nutrition and Dietetic Practice
• Regular participation in professional conferences including the Australasian Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition

Dr. Kelly actively supervises students in the Master of Nutrition and Dietetic Practice program, with Celia Innerarity being one documented supervisee. The research collaborations span multiple institutions and include work with clinicians, researchers, and healthcare administrators focused on improving nutrition services through evidence-based practice and innovative delivery models.