Michael Harrison

Head of Department

South East Technological University

Ireland

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Michael Harrison is the Head of Department at South East Technological University in Ireland. His research areas include physical activity promotion, lifestyle interventions for health issues such as prostate cancer and perimenopause, and community initiatives aimed at improving health and well-being. Recent articles by Dr. Harrison explore the implementation of cooperative initiatives, the feasibility of lifestyle programs, and the effectiveness of exercise interventions in various health contexts.

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Protocol for Scaling the Football Cooperative Initiative: Development of an Implementation Strategy for Replication Using an Ecological Framework

More Than a Game of Football: A 1-Year Pilot Investigation of the Impact of Participation in a Community-Based Recreational Football Initiative for Men in Ireland on Health and Cardiovascular Risk

The Effectiveness of Lifestyle Interventions, Including Exercise, Diet, and Health Education on Symptoms Experienced During Perimenopause: A Systematic Review of Randomized Controlled Trials

Promoting Physical Activity to Cancer Survivors in Practice

Comparing aerobic and resistance exercise emphasis during androgen deprivation and radiation therapy for prostate cancer: A randomised feasibility trial.

Feasibility, acceptability and effectiveness of a lifestyle program for perimenopause: a pilot study

The pre-adoption characteristics of men in a community-based social initiative: who wants a game of ball?

‘Just because I have prostate cancer doesn’t mean that I can’t do things’ – men’s experiences of the acceptability of an exercise intervention for prostate cancer during treatment

Determinants of physical activity promotion in primary care from the patient perspective of people at risk of or living with chronic disease: a COM-B analysis

Circulating Angiogenic and Senescent T Lymphocytes in Ageing and Frailty

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Annalouise Muldoon

Aoife Lane

Noel Richardson

Paula Carroll

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Mairéad Cantwell

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