Latest I-PARC Posts
Check out the latest I-PARC posts below. Here you will find information around all things physical activity.
The WHO ReINVENT & ReBUILD Webinar Series: All you need to know
Where was this webinar series conceptualised? COVID-19 has had a huge influence on how, when and where people can be physically active. The pandemic has increased the global awareness on[…]
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‘What does I-PARC mean for me and/or my organisation?’: The Project Team testimonies
The I-PARC research project is approaching the end of its funding and we are delighted to announce that the knowledge-user partners have been successful in securing funding which will kick-in[…]
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An Integrated Exercise Practitioner in Wexford’s Mental Health Service: A changing landscape
Dr Evan Matthews, Waterford Institute of Technology & Anna Flynn, Sports Active Wexford (Local Sports Partnership) and Wexford Mental Health Services (HSE) on behalf of the Exercise Effect Steering Committee.[…]
Read moreI-PARC Aims
The aim of the Irish Physical Activity Research Collaboration is to inspire the best use of evidence, effective delivery methods, and supportive environments for improving physical activity levels in Ireland.
I-PARC Objectives
Identify
Identify gaps on how to develop and deliver best practices and seek ways to bridge these gaps.
Support
Enable and support solutions to increase physical activity in Ireland.
Share
Share learnings from research and best-practice in a systematic and easily accessible way.
Demonstrate
Establish mechanisms for demonstrating the impact of I-PARC.
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