Search Results - "Dollman, J"

Associations between predictors of children's dietary intake and socioeconomic position: a systematic review of the literature by Zarnowiecki, D. M, Dollman, J, Parletta, N

“…Socioeconomically disadvantaged children are at higher risk of consuming poor diets, in particular less fruits and vegetables and more non‐core foods and…”
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Evidence for secular trends in children’s physical activity behaviour by Dollman, J, Norton, K, Norton, L

“…It is not clear whether the global increase in weight problems in children is the result of excessive energy intake or decreasing energy expenditure…”
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A systematic review of the validity and reliability of sedentary behaviour measures used with children and adolescents by Lubans, D. R., Hesketh, K., Cliff, D. P., Barnett, L. M., Salmon, J., Dollman, J., Morgan, P. J., Hills, A. P., Hardy, L. L.

“…Summary The aim of this review was to evaluate the reliability and validity of methods used to assess the multiple components of sedentary behaviour (i.e…”
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Trends in the duration of school-day sleep among 10- to 15-year-old South Australians between 1985 and 2004 by Dollman, J, Ridley, K, Olds, T, Lowe, E

“…Aim: To compare self‐reported school‐day sleep duration in 10‐ to 15‐year‐old South Australians between 1985 and 2004. Methods: Data were collected from 10‐ to…”
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Effectiveness of interventions to promote physical activity and/or decrease sedentary behaviour among rural adults: a systematic review and meta‐analysis by Cleland, V, Squibb, K, Stephens, L, Dalby, J, Timperio, A, Winzenberg, T, Ball, K, Dollman, J

“…Summary Physical inactivity and overweight and obesity are more prevalent among rural than urban populations. This study aimed to review published evidence of…”
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Testing the activitystat hypothesis: a randomised controlled trial by Gomersall, S R, Maher, C, English, C, Rowlands, A V, Dollman, J, Norton, K, Olds, T

“…It has been hypothesised that an 'activitystat' may biologically regulate energy expenditure or physical activity levels, thereby limiting the effectiveness of…”
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Changing association of Australian parents’ physical activity and their children's sport participation: 1985–2004 by Dollman, J

“…[...]this study examined associations of parent physical activity and children's sport participation in 1985 and 2004. Items relevant to this study were:…”
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The demographic influence on physical activity trends among South Australian children and adolescents by Booth, V, Walsh, E, Dollman, J

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Identification of rural adults at risk of low physical activity levels post-cardiac rehabilitation: A cluster analysis by Ferrar, K, Quirk, J, Parfitt, G, Dollman, J

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Self-reported sleepwalking in australian senior secondary school students by Stallman, H.M, Kohler, M, Wilson, A, Biggs, S, Dollman, J, Martin, J, Kennedy, D, Lushington, K

“…Highlights • The self-report 1-month prevalence in Australian sample of adolescents was 2.9%. • Sleepwalking at least once a week is not uncommon–1% • A…”
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Do children utilise critical windows in a school day for physical activity? A cluster analysis by Stanley, R, Pavey, T, Maher, C, Ridley, K, Ferrar, K, Olds, T, Dollman, J

“…Introduction: Engaging in physical activity (PA) during ‘critical windows’ in a school day has potential to contribute to children's overall PA levels and…”
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Trends in the prevalence of sufficient physical activity among South Australian adults, stratified by income level: 1998–2010 by Dollman, J, Smith, M, Berry, N

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Trends in weight status, sufficient physical activity and inactivity among South Australian adults, 1998–2010 by Smith, M, Berry, N, Lewis, N, Dollman, J

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Increasing specificity to correlate research: Can we improve the prediction of children's context-specific physical activity? by Stanley, R, Olds, T, Ridley, K, Dollman, J

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Dietary intake, physical activity and TV viewing as mediators of the association of socioeconomic status with body composition: a cross-sectional analysis of Australian youth by Dollman, J, Ridley, K, Magarey, A, Martin, M, Hemphill, E

“…Background: There is emerging evidence of socioeconomic gradients in adiposity among Australian youth. Behavioral mechanisms for these trends are unexplained…”
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Using pedometers and accelerometers to measure physical activity and sedentary behaviour in children and adults by Cliff, D, Dollman, J, Winkler, E

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Intensive short-term physical activity interventions show sustained health benefits at 12-months by Norton, L, Norton, K, Lewis, N, Dollman, J

“…No changes were found for total sedentary time and fasting blood glucose levels in either group. Conclusions: The implications for the broader application of…”
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The impact of walking to school on daily physical activity: Sex-specific observations of 10–12-year-old South Australians by Stanley, R, Dollman, J

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A decrease in the association between the physical activity patterns of australian parents and their children; 1985–1997 by Martin, M, Dollman, J, Norton, K, Robertson, I

“…The present study investigated the interactions between parents' and children's physical activity levels by examining whether or not parents who exercise have…”
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Descriptive epidemiology of sedentary time and associations with physical activity in Australian young people by Ridley, K, Olds, T, Dollman, J, Maher, C, Kittel, D

“…Purpose: This study uses the 2007 Australian National Children's Nutrition and Physical Activity Survey dataset to (1) describe the magnitude and composition…”
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