Prof Katharine Barnard-Kelly PhD, specialises in psychosocial impact of chronic conditions, human factors assessment and quality of life.

Portsmouth, England
Joined March 2018
Yay!!! My favourite Ellie DiaFight song so far Although they’re all great. This is powerful and tells the story from both sides. Love it. Come and check out all songs and new releases at booth 81 from Wednesday @ryanckelly1994 @GoDiabetesMD #ATTD2026 #diabetes #DiaFight
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Katharine Barnard-Kelly retweeted
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Can’t wait to see this at #ATTD2026
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Katharine Barnard-Kelly retweeted
Over 100,000 listens and views in the first 24 hours of the Ellie DiaFight album launch. This is more than a music release — it’s a movement built around lived experience of diabetes. And the next album is already coming… 🎧 Time in Range See you at #ATTD2026 – Booth 81
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Katharine Barnard-Kelly retweeted
More Than A Number — the first-ever cinematic pop album about life with diabetes. 15 tracks. Lived experience. Dignity-first. Not novelty. Not a lecture. A Diabetes Pop Project. Out now. open.spotify.com/album/6gMcq… #MoreThanANumber #Type1Diabetes #ChronicIllness #T1D
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Scoping calls open with Prof Katharine Barnard’s team. Reduce uncertainty. Sharpen your plan. Planning evidence generation in the next 3–6 months? Human factors, PROs, patient experience. barnardhealth.com #ClinicalResearch #EvidenceGeneration
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Responsible innovation: evidence + responsibility. Outcomes live inside systems, communities and environments. We support patient-centred research you can stand behind. barnardhealth.com #ResponsibleInnovation #SustainableHealthcare
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Poll: What should our next webinar cover? A) Human factors evidence regulators respect B) PRO strategy: choosing the right instrument C) Inclusive research without ballooning cost D) Psychosocial outcomes in trials Vote + comment 👇 barnardhealth.com #Webinar
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Recruitment is design. Retention too. Burden, accessibility, timing and participant value are often the true bottlenecks. Build participant-friendly studies without losing rigour. barnardhealth.com #ClinicalTrials #StudyDesign
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Prevention is design: better access, better understanding, interventions built for real contexts, and evaluation that measures what matters. barnardhealth.com #PublicHealth #Prevention
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Need an expert lens? Prof Katharine Barnard provides KOL/advisory support to clarify the right question, what persuades stakeholders, where risk sits, and what evidence plan is realistic. barnardhealth.com #KOL #ClinicalStrategy
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How we think at Barnard Health: Complexity → clear decisions. Health Psychology + PRO/QoL + Human Factors + Clinical Research = defensible patient-centred evidence. barnardhealth.com #PatientExperience #MedTech
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Strong human factors evidence comes from: • clear users + context • credible scenarios • defensible risk framing • transparent methods • insights linked to design decisions barnardhealth.com #HumanFactors #RegulatoryAffairs
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3 PRO mistakes we see: 1) Measuring what’s convenient, not what matters 2) Poor instrument fit (population/context) 3) Timing when signal is weakest Fix: clarity + selection + integration. barnardhealth.com #PRO #ClinicalEvidence
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Trade-offs drive behaviour: convenience vs accuracy, discretion vs complexity, lower burden vs more data, freedom vs reminders. Make trade-offs explicit and decisions get clearer. barnardhealth.com #PatientPreference #HumanFactors
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Real-world relevance is designed: sampling that reflects users, endpoints that reflect lived experience, methods that work under constraints, inclusion of literacy + context. barnardhealth.com #RealWorldEvidence #HealthEquity
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