Outputs (12)

Body-weight functional exercise promotes greater and safer blood glucose reduction compared to aerobic and strength exercises in type 1 diabetics: a randomised crossover study (2025)
Journal Article

Aims: Aerobic and strength exercises are commonly recommended for patients with type-1 diabetes (T1DM) but may not suit everyone. Body-weight functional exercise (BWFE) could offer an alternative for diabetes management. We aimed to compare blood glu... Read More about Body-weight functional exercise promotes greater and safer blood glucose reduction compared to aerobic and strength exercises in type 1 diabetics: a randomised crossover study.

Population health - People community and place (2023)
Book Chapter

Redefining how we think about health and populations
Defining population health
Why population health is vital to supporting people
Expanding thinking of integrated care

Improving outcomes for children and young people with special educational needs (2023)
Book Chapter

An overview of a project aimed at improving outcomes for children with SEND needs and underpinning principles

Governance and accountability in integrated care (2023)
Book Chapter

Exploration of how governance can support integrated care - case study on a health and social care policy

Development of Neighbourhood Teams: A framework for preparedness (2023)
Book Chapter

Overview of how to prepare teams for integration

Using Research Capacity Building in Integrated Care to Grow Leadership Potential (2023)
Book Chapter

Exploring how research can support integrated care development

Using co-production in the implementation of community integrated care: a scoping review (2022)
Journal Article

The 2020 update of the Marmot report into health inequalities stated that life expectancy in England has stalled, ill health has increased and inequalities in health have widened, especially in the north of the country. Co-produced integrated care is... Read More about Using co-production in the implementation of community integrated care: a scoping review.

Cardiovascular and enjoyment comparisons after active videogame and running in type-1 diabetics: A randomized crossover trial (2021)
Journal Article

Background: Active videogames (AVGs) have been primarily studied in healthy individuals. To use the technology in type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM) patients, cardiovascular and enjoyment responses should be studied and compared with traditional exercis... Read More about Cardiovascular and enjoyment comparisons after active videogame and running in type-1 diabetics: A randomized crossover trial.

The influence of virtual reality head-mounted displays on balance outcomes and training paradigms: A systematic review (2021)
Journal Article

Background: Falls are the leading causes of (non)fatal injuries in older adults. Recent research has developed interventions that aim to improve balance in older adults using virtual reality (VR).

Purpose: We aimed to investigate the validity, rel... Read More about The influence of virtual reality head-mounted displays on balance outcomes and training paradigms: A systematic review.

Does exergaming drive future physical activity and sport intentions? (2020)
Journal Article

We studied how usability and playability of sport exergames affect future intentions of participation in physical activity or actual sport. We employed questionnaires to measure participants’ enjoyment, usability, game-experience, and future intentio... Read More about Does exergaming drive future physical activity and sport intentions?.

A SWOT analysis of virtual reality for seniors (2019)
Book Chapter

The population of older people is increasing. In this book chapter, the author reviewed some of the applications of virtual reality (VR) for seniors in form of a strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) analysis. This approach is comm... Read More about A SWOT analysis of virtual reality for seniors.

Effects of exergame and music on acute exercise responses to graded treadmill running (2013)
Journal Article

Recreational athletes may listen to music or watch videos to prolong their exercise routines. In recent years, use of active videogames has increased. The effects of audiovisual encouragements have not been compared for their potential ergogenic effe... Read More about Effects of exergame and music on acute exercise responses to graded treadmill running.