Pradeep Jayasuriya

Pradeep Jayasuriya serves as a Clinical Associate Professor within the Department of Surgery at the UWA Medical School, The University of Western Australia, based in Perth, Australia. His clinical and academic work focuses on hematology with specific emphasis on iron metabolism disorders, and he is contactable via pradeep.jayasuriya@uwa.edu.au.

His research expertise centers on iron deficiency pathophysiology and therapeutic interventions in women of reproductive age, investigating intravenous iron therapy's efficacy for improving physical performance, reducing fatigue, and enhancing quality of life. He also examines primary care's critical role in patient blood management, advocating for evidence-based protocols to optimize clinical outcomes while reducing healthcare costs through integrated general practitioner involvement.

Recent publications highlight the IRONWOMAN trial—a landmark randomized controlled study on intravenous iron's physiological and psychological impacts—and cross-sectional analyses of patient therapy preferences. These works, featured in journals like the British Journal of Sports Medicine and Anesthesia and Analgesia, demonstrate a consistent focus on translational hematology research with direct clinical applications for managing iron disorders in active female populations.