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We are delighted to announce the first webinar in the ISPAH and WHO 2021 series on “WHO Guidelines on physical activity and sedentary behaviour: Translating science to practice”. This first webinar of the series will focus on: How guidelines can be used to create physical activity behaviour change. Details: When: Feb 4, 2021 20:00 GMT…
Due to the success of the 2020 ISPAH shorts, we are once again embarking on this exciting initiative that is exclusive to members. We will be funding the development of 8 animations (60-90 seconds) for peer-reviewed articles that were published in 2020. See an example below from the 2020 round of ISPAH Shorts. These animations,…
On Thursday 3rd 2020 ISPAH hosted a webinar to support the launch of the new WHO Guidelines on Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviour. We were fortunate to hear from several speakers who were either involved with the guideline development process, or were appointed as journal editors for special issues relating to the science behind the guidelines.…
We are excited to announce that our plans for the ISPAH Congress in Vancouver, 12-14 October 2021, are going ahead! We are exploring various options for a โhybridโ congress that will include both face-to-face and virtual components. The local organising team will continue to work closely with the Vancouver Convention Centre to stay informed on safety…
The Science Behind the WHO Guidelines on Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviour โ setting the agenda for discussion and future research We are delighted to support the launch of the new WHO Guidelines on Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviour. We will be hosting a webinar to discuss the science behind the guidelines with those who…
ISPAH is looking to appoint an Early Career Researcher as the new Secretariat for the ISPAH Board, to take on the role from October 2020. The Secretariat is responsible for undertaking administrative tasks to support the operation of the ISPAH Board. A detailed list of roles and responsibilities is included in the Job Description and…