Centre for Health Behaviour Research
The Centre for Health Behaviour Research conducts research and policy-relevant projects with a public health focus. CHBR staff are engaged in international, EU, national and regional projects.
The key areas of expertise include:
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Physical activity interventions at the community and population level
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Community based health promotion evaluation
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Active Travel evaluation and interventions
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Promoting health and physical activity in hard to reach groups
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Men’s health
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Jockey health and wellbeing
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Drug and alcohol use and misuse
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National policy evaluation
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Physical activity and chronic conditions-Cancer, COPD
Football Research Group
The Football Research Group consists of a mixture of Department of Sport and Exercise Science staff with expertise in the areas of talent development and organisational structure in football, player migration, psychology, transitions and coaching, complemented by national and international experts in football research.
Other Specialisms
Other researchers in the Department have research specialisms that involve collaborations with other SETU Waterford Departments and external partners, including in