Die RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences Dublin hat den 15. Health Enhancing Physical Activity (HEPA) Kongress in Dublin gehostet.
Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler des Arbeitsbereiches Bewegung und Gesundheit haben dort ihre Forschung vorgestellt. Darunter waren folgende Beiträge:
Symposium „Sharing experiences in local PA policy development and monitoring to increase collaboration, efficiency, and inclusiveness”
- Präsentationen LARGE project (link) and LoGoPAS project von Projektpartnern
Symposium „Public green spaces as sustainable environments for inclusive HEPA”
- Chairs: Dr. Antonina Tcymbal & PD Dr. Karim Abu-Omar
Symposium “Making Sense of Physical Activity Policy Assessment: Lessons Learned, Challenges, Next Steps
- Initiated by WHO CC (chair: Prof. Dr. Peter Gelius)
Symposium „How can HEPA research contribute to shifting modes of transport towards active mobility?“
- Chairs: Dr. Antonina Tcymbal & PD Dr. Karim Abu-Omar
Symposium “Optimising health enhancing physical activity by using a human rights-based approach“
- Chair: Dr. Sven Messing
- Präsentation: Dr. Sven Messing (Can a human rights-based approach help to promote PA for vulnerable groups?)
- Präsentation: PD Dr. Karim Abu-Omar (How to empower women in difficult life situations using a human rights-based approach?)
Symposium „Exploring equity and social inclusion in national PA policy documents and policy monitoring”
- Präsentation: Leonie Birkholz: ZielBewegung: Integrating „routine“ practice into the monitoring of physical activity promotion for adults and vulnerable groups: lessons learned
- Präsentation: IMPAQT (von Projektpartnern)
Session: “Organised sports participation”.
- PD Dr. Karim Abu-Omar: Reducing travel distances in Sport – good for people and the planet
Short orals:
- Dr. Sarah Klamroth: Implementation of a physical activity referral scheme in the German healthcare system: A qualitative analysis of implementation success.
Orals:
- PD Dr. Wolfgang Geidl: The association of physical activity referral scheme’ components with physical activity level, scheme uptake and adherence rates: a systematic review, meta-analysis with meta-regression.
