Episode 53: Physical Activity for Health Research Centre (PAfH), Outstanding Research Collaboration award winners 2024

Established in 2019 through funding received from the Health Research Institute in UL, the Physical Activity for Health Research Centre is, the first of its kind in Ireland, with a vision is to become “ World Leaders in physical activity research that demonstrates real-world impact in policy and practice ”. In this episode Professor Catherine Woods, Director of PAfH Research Centre, Health Research Institute, and the Department of Physical Education and Sport Sciences, Faculty of Education and Health Sciences, UL. Professor James Green, PAfH core member, School of Allied Health, Faculty of Education and Health Sciences, UL are joined by Michael Barry and Micheal Lynch, both who live locally and have been long time attendees of a community-based exercise programme for people living with a chronic condition run in UL. This programme, named ULMedX, was designed and is run by the Physical Activity for Health Research Centre. The Research centre is continuing to build an international hub of excellence in the area of physical activity and health research, key to this is a multidisciplinary approach that includes physiologists, sports and exercise scientists, physiotherapists, and health, sports and exercise psychologists. Recorded by GKMedia.ie

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Episode 53: Physical Activity for Health Research Centre (PAfH), Outstanding Research Collaboration award winners 2024 is an episode from University of Limerick by Research Impact.

This episode is 44:00 long.

This episode was published on Jan 9, 2025.

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