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S30.3 Feasibility of a Paediatric Obesity Management e-health tool for<br />

Health Professionals<br />

Joanne Henderson*, Vanessa Shrewsbury, Louise Baur, Alexander Shirley<br />

S30.4 Assessing the moderating role of participatory design in serious game<br />

effectiveness: a meta-analysis of serious games for healthy lifestyle<br />

promotion<br />

Ann DeSmet*, Debbe Thompson, Tom Baranowski, António Palmeira, Maïté<br />

Verloigne, Ilse De Bourdeaudhuij<br />

S31<br />

Four stories of evidence-based interventions - life after an RCT: real<br />

life implementation, scalability, sustainability and translation to other<br />

settings.<br />

Chair: Femke Van Nassau<br />

S31.1 Scalability of Transform-Us! to reduce children's sitting and promote<br />

physical activity in Victorian primary schools<br />

Harriet Koorts*, Jo Salmon, Anna Timperio, Adrian Bauman, David Lubans, Chris<br />

Lonsdale, Nicky Ridgers, Lauren Arundell<br />

S31.2 Implementation evaluation of school-based obesity prevention<br />

programs in youth; how, what and why?<br />

Femke van Nassau*, Amika S. Singh, Willem van Mechelen, Johannes Brug, Mai<br />

J.M. Chin A Paw<br />

S31.3 ‘Rolling Out' public health research evidence: a case study of Football<br />

Fans in Training from inception to implementation.<br />

Sally Wyke*, Kate Hunt, Cindy Gray, Alastair Street, Derek Allison, Nivky Reid<br />

S31.4 Sustaining implementation of evidence-based interventions: what<br />

factors contribute to sustainability and what is the role of public<br />

health researchers?<br />

Patti-Jean Naylor*, Heather A. McKay<br />

1.63-1.64<br />

S32<br />

The impact of physical activity on the brain and executive functions:<br />

How do we measure it?<br />

Chair: Kimberley Lakes<br />

S32.1 A multi-method, multi-source approach to measuring executive<br />

function outcomes in pediatric exercise research<br />

Kimberley Lakes*<br />

S32.2 Functional magnetic resonance imaging as a tool for determining<br />

changes in executive functions with exercise<br />

Kelli Sharp*, Robert Gramer, Suzy Kim, Stephen Page, Steve Cramer<br />

S32.3 The relationship between physical activity and executive function:<br />

Different answers from different approaches to executive function<br />

measurement<br />

Steven Howard*, Anthony Okely, Dylan Cliff<br />

S32.4 Establishing the feasibility of executive function assessments for use<br />

with South African preschool children<br />

Caylee Cook*, Steven Howard, Catherine Draper<br />

2.42-2.43<br />

ISBNPA 2016 / 68

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