Search Results - "Creel, David B"

A randomized trial comparing two interventions to increase physical activity among patients undergoing bariatric surgery by Creel, David B., Schuh, Leslie M., Reed, Christina A., Gomez, Adrienne R., Hurst, Lori A., Stote, Joseph, Cacucci, Brenda M.

“…Objective To test the effectiveness of two levels of physical activity interventions before and up to 6½ months after bariatric surgery. Methods Before…”
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Changes in physical function and physical activity in patients up to 5 years after bariatric surgery by Schuh, Leslie M., Creel, David B., Collins, Marielle, Sivakumar, Jaishna, Diaz, David

“…Bariatric surgery is effective for patients with severe obesity, but relatively little is known about long-term functional outcomes. To describe physical…”
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Psychosocial and behavioral correlates of weight loss 12 to 15 years after bariatric surgery by Martin-Fernandez, Katy W., Creel, David B., Schuh, Leslie M.

“…While significant weight loss occurs post-bariatric surgery, partial weight regain is common. Psychological and dispositional variables have been examined as…”
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Examining Weight Bias and Loss-of-Control Eating among Individuals Seeking Bariatric Surgery by Lawson, Jessica L., Schuh, Leslie M., Creel, David B., Blackinton, Rebecca M., Giambrone, Stefanie A., Grilo, Carlos M., Ivezaj, Valentina

“…Objective Externalized weight bias (EWB), directed towards others, and internalized weight bias (IWB), directed towards the self, are thought to exacerbate…”
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Spiritual practices are associated with improved weight management following bariatric surgery by Launius, Kellsey N., Schuh, Leslie M., Saules, Karen, Landry, Carey, Creel, David B., Rodriguez, Linda, Evanson, Christopher

“…Research shows that spirituality and religiosity may positively impact various health outcomes; however, little is known about their role in supporting weight…”
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Long-term Engagement in Physical Activity Among Bariatric Surgery Patients: Associations with Treatment Outcomes at 5-Year Follow-up by Launius, Kellsey N., Herb Neff, Kirstie M., Schuh, Leslie M., Saules, Karen K., Creel, David B., Inman, Margaret M.

“…Purpose Physical activity studies involving bariatric surgery patients tend to be short-term or cross-sectional investigations. Longer-term studies are limited…”
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Comment on: When is the best time to deliver behavioral intervention to bariatric surgery patients: before or after surgery? by Creel, David B., Ph.D., R.D

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Psychological Functioning and Health Behaviors Associated with Weight Loss Patterns up to 13.7 Years After Weight Loss Surgery by Herb Neff, Kirstie M., Schuh, Leslie M., Saules, Karen K., Creel, David B., Stote, Joseph J., Schuh, Kristen M., Inman, Margaret

“…Weight loss surgery produces dramatic health improvements immediately after surgery, including rapid declines in diabetes. However, less is known about its…”
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Associations between relationship stability, relationship quality, and weight loss outcomes among bariatric surgery patients by Clark, Shannon M., Saules, Karen K., Schuh, Leslie M., Stote, Joseph, Creel, David B.

“…After weight loss surgery (WLS), psychosocial functioning, including the quality of social relationships, generally improves, but for a minority, relationships…”
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Exercise Testing Reveals Everyday Physical Challenges of Bariatric Surgery Candidates by Creel, David B, Schuh, Leslie M, Newton, Jr, Robert L, Stote, Joseph J, Cacucci, Brenda M

“…Few studies have quantified cardiorespiratory fitness among individuals seeking bariatric surgery. Treadmill testing allows researchers to determine exercise…”
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Physical Activity, Fitness, and Body Composition After a 5-yr Exercise Counseling Intervention by Herb Neff, Kirstie M., Launius, Kellsey N., Schuh, Leslie M., Creel, David B., Inman, Margaret M.

“…ABSTRACT Introduction Physical activity (PA) is recommended to optimize health after bariatric surgery. However, there is limited evidence on how to deliver…”
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Physical Activity Patterns and Perceived Barriers Among Bariatric Surgery Candidates: 3076 Board #39 June 4 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM by Creel, David B., Schuh, Leslie M., Gomez, Adrienne, Reed, Christina, Baumer, Lindsey, Cacucci, Brenda, Diaz, David, Evanson, Christopher, Huse, John, Inman, Margaret, Kaderabek, Douglas

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Assessing the influence of religion on health behavior by Creel, David B

“…A primary aim of this study was to confirm the factor structure of the Health and Religious Congruency Scale (HARCS), a measure previously developed by the…”
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