Doctor Corneel Vandelanotte Institute for Health & Social Science Research / Research Office

Dr Corneel Vandelanotte is a Research Fellow at and Director of the Centre for Physical Activity Studies in the Institute for Health and Social Sciences at the Central Queensland University. Dr Vandelanotte’s research has a population-based approach to health behaviour change and is focussed on the development and evaluation of website-delivered and/or computer-tailored physical activity interventions. 

As an early career researcher Dr Vandelanotte is an author on 47 peer-reviewed publications (h-index: Scopus = 15, Google Scholar = 18) and has been awarded a total $3,583,936 of competitive research money either as principal or co-investigator. In 2005, he was awarded an Early Investigator Prize for the best presentation by Sports Medicine Australia. In 2006, he published his first book: ‘Step by step towards a physical activity policy at the workplace’. 

Corneel was awarded an NHMRC & NHF post-doctoral research fellowship in 2007 and a NHMRC project grant as a co-investigator in 2010. In 2011 he received the Queensland Young Tall Poppy Science Award from the Australian Institute of Policy and Science. In 2012 he received his first NHMRC Project Grant as a lead investigator ($697,086).

Dr Vandelanotte completed all his studies in Physical Education (Bachelor, 1997;  Masters, 1999; and PhD, 2004) at the Ghent University in Belgium. His Phd was on the development and evaluation of a computerized and individualized intervention for increasing physical activity and decreasing fat intake, and was supervised by Prof Dr Ilse De Bourdeaudhuij. In 2005, Dr Vandelanotte move to Brisbane, Australia and worked at the Cancer Prevention Research Centre (University of Queensland) under the supervision of Prof Neville Owen and Prof Elisabeth Eakin. In 2009, Dr Vandelanotte moved to the Central Queensland University and became the Director of the Centre for Physical Activity Studies in 2010 and Graduate Research Coordinator for the Institute of Health and Social Science Research in 2012. Dr Vandelanotte's research has a population-based approach to health behaviour change and is focussed on the development and evaluation of website-delivered and/or computer-tailored physical activity interventions.   

Responsibilities at CQUniversity include:

• Director, Centre of Physical Activity Studies, (part of IHSSR), CQUniversity 

• Member of the Management Committee of the Institute for Health and Social Science Research (IHSSR), CQUniversity

•  Nominated Member of the Research Higher Degree Committee, CQUniversity 

•  Graduate Research Coordinator for the Institute of Health and Social Science Research, CQUniversity 

Responsibilities outside of CQUniversity include:

• Steering Committee member of Quadrant Project management, to oversee the development of NeCTAR (National eResearch Collaboration Tools and Resources Project)

•  Member of the NHMRC Post-doctoral Reference Group

Specific Research interests include:

•  Population health approaches to increase physical activity and decrease sedentary behaviour in adults

•  Computer-tailored health behaviour change interventions

•  Website and mobile phone delivered physical activity & sedentary behaviour interventions

•  Men’s health, mental health, workplace health, healthy aging

 
Broader research interests:

•  Development, evaluation, implementation, adoption and dissemination of physical activity & sedentary behaviour interventions.

•  Uses of innovative information technology to deliver health behaviour change interventions.

•  Prevalence, trends, correlates, mediators, moderators and confounders of physical activity & sedentary behaviours.

•  Objective and subjective measurement methods and issues for physical activity & sedentary behaviour.

Go to the 'Research' tab to read about my research outcomes. 

• Vandelanotte C. (2004). The development and evaluation of a computerised and individualised intervention for increasing physical activity and decreasing fat intake. Faculty of Medicine, Department of Movement and Health Science, Ghent University, Belgium. (PhD thesis)
• Vandelanotte C. (1999), Tracking of daily physical activity form adolescence to young adulthood - A 7 year follow-up study. Faculty of Medicine, Department of Movement and Health Science, Ghent University, Belgium. (Master Thesis)

Post-doctoral Researchers:

Short C.: Camille is developing a research program that is centred on developing and evaluating computer-tailored physical activity interventions. (2012 – Ongoing).

Rebar A.: Amanda is developing a cross-disciplinary research program that is centred on developing and evaluating physical activity interventions for people with a mental health issue. (2013 - ongoing).

PhD-students:

Carlsen P: The Anti-Social Network: the dark underbelly of Social Media. (2012 – Ongoing, co-supervisor)

Bland S.: Testing innovative methods to improve the reach and effectiveness of web-based physical activity interventions. (2012 – Ongoing, principal supervisor, Stephanie is the recipient of a NHMRC Postgraduate Scholarship valued at $58,952)

Kirwan M.: Development and evaluation of an I-phone application to enhance self-management in adolescents with Type-I diabetes. (2009 – submitted, principal supervisor)

Parekh S.:  Promotion of a ‘prudent’ lifestyle: a factorial randomised trial (Completed in 2011, co-supervisor).

Davies C.: Internet delivered physical activity behaviour change interventions: Increasing website usage and improving behaviour change outcomes (Completed in 2011, co-supervisor)

Research Masters dissertations:

Toms K. The effectiveness of the 10,000 Steps workplace challenge in increasing health outcomes for workers at the Rockhampton Regional Council. (2012 – ongoing, co-supervisor).

Mills V. Evaluating satisfaction in Type I Diabetes patients participating in a self-management intervention using smart phone technology (2010 – ongoing, principal supervisor).

Ammann R. Acceptance and Effectiveness of a Video- and Text-Tailored Physical Activity Intervention in Younger and Older Australian Participants (2011, principal supervisor).

Soetens K. Evaluating effectiveness and acceptance of different computer-tailored physical activity interventions: print vs. video (2011, principal supervisor).

Herzig M. Application and implementation of website-delivered health behaviour change interventions through governmental and not for profit organisations (2006).

Jongbloet E. Pre-testing a computer-tailored intervention for increasing physical activity (2001).

Meyns K. Pre-testing a computer-tailored intervention for increasing physical activity (2001).

Van De Moortele S. Pre-testing a computer-tailored intervention for decreasing fat intake (2002).

Van Hyfte K. Pre-testing a computer-tailored intervention for decreasing fat intake (2002).

Decrop H. Impact of a computer-tailored fat intake intervention on psychosocial determinants   (2003).

Vanbesien E. Impact of a computer-tailored fat intake intervention on psychosocial determinants   (2003).

Van Cleemput E. Efficacy of a computer-tailored intervention for increasing physical activity (2003).

Bogaert K. Efficacy of a computer-tailored intervention for increasing physical activity using accelerometers (2003).

Bonamie G. Efficacy of a computer-tailored intervention for increasing physical activity using accelerometers (2003).

Callewaert N. Efficacy of a simultaneous computer-tailored intervention for increasing physical activity and decreasing fat intake (2003).

1.        De Bourdeaudhuij I., Sallis J.  and Vandelanotte C. (2002). Tracking and explanation of physical activity in young adults over a 7-year period. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sports, 73 (4): 376-385.

2.        De Bourdeaudhuij I., Brug J., Vandelanotte C. and Van Oost P. (2002). Differences in impact between a family- versus an individual-based tailored intervention to reduce fat intake. Health Education Research, 17(4): 435-449.

3.        Vandelanotte C. and De Bourdeaudhuij I. (2003). Acceptability and feasibility of a computer-tailored physical activity intervention using stages of change project faith. Health Education Research, 18 (3): 304-317.

4.        Vandelanotte C., De Bourdeaudhuij I. and Brug J. (2004). Acceptability and feasibility of an interactive computer-tailored fat intake intervention in Belgium.  Health Promotion International, 19 (4): 463-470.

5.        Vandelanotte C., Matthys C. and De Bourdeaudhuij I. (2004).Reliability and validity of a computerised questionnaire to measure fat intake in Belgium. Nutrition Research, 24: 621-631. 

6.        Vandelanotte C., De Bourdeaudhuij I., Sallis J., Philippaerts R. and Sjöström M. (2005). Reliability and validity of a computerised and Dutch version of the International Physical Activity Questionnaire (IPAQ). Journal of Physical Activity and Health, 2: 63-75.

7.        Vandelanotte C., De Bourdeaudhuij I., Sallis J., Spittaels H. and Brug J. (2005). Efficacy of sequential or simultaneous interactive computer-tailored interventions for increasing physical activity and decreasing fat intake. Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 29 (2):138-146.

8.        De Bourdeaudhuij I., Stevens V., Vandelanotte C. and Brug J. (2007). Evaluation of an interactive computer-tailored nutrition intervention in a real-life setting. Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 33 (1):39-48.

9.        Spittaels H., De Bourdeaudhuij I. and Vandelanotte C. (2007). Evaluation of a website-delivered computer-tailored intervention for increasing physical activity in the general population. Preventive Medicine, 44: 207-217. 

10.      Vandelanotte C., De Bourdeaudhuij I. and Brug J. (2007). Two year follow-up of sequential and simultaneous interactive computer-tailored interventions for increasing physical activity and decreasing fat intake. Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 33 (2):213-219.

11.      Eakin E.G., Lawler S.P., Vandelanotte C. and Owen N. (2007). Telephone interventions for physical activity and dietary behaviour change: A systematic review. American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 32(5):419-434.

12.      Spittaels H., De Bourdeaudhuij I., Brug J. and Vandelanotte C.  (2007). Effectiveness of an online computer-tailored physical activity intervention in a real-life setting. Health Education Research, 22(3):385-396.

13.      Vandelanotte C., Spathonis K., Eakin E. and Owen N. (2007). Website-delivered physical activity interventions: A review of the literature. American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 33(1):54-64.

14.      Haerens L., Deforche B., Vandelanotte C., Meas L. and De Bourdeaudhuij I. (2007) Acceptability, feasibility and effectiveness of a computer-tailored physical activity intervention in adolescents. Patient Education and Counselling, 66(3):303-310.

15.      Haerens L., De Bourdeaudhuij I., Deforche B., Brug J., Maes L. and Vandelanotte C. (2007) A Computer-tailored Dietary fat intake intervention for adolescents: Results of a randomized controlled trial. Annals of Behavioural Medicine, 34(3):253-262. 

16.      Vandelanotte C., Reeves M., BrugJ. and De BourdeaudhuijI. (2008) A randomized trial of sequential and simultaneous multiple behaviour change interventions for physical activity and fat intake. Preventive Medicine, 46(3):232-237.

17.  Cerin E., Vandelanotte C., Leslie E. and Mernom D. (2008) Cross-sectional relationships between access to recreational facilities and leisure-time physical activity: An analysis of moderators and self-efficacy as a mediator. Health Psychology, 27(2): S126-S135.

18.      Vandelanotte C., Sugiyama T., Gardiner P. and Owen N (2009). Associations of Leisure-Time Internet and Computer Use With Overweight and Obesity, Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviours: Cross-Sectional Study. Journal of Medical Internet Research,11(3):e28  URL: http://www.jmir.org/2009/3/e28/  doi: 10.2196/jmir.1084

19.      Vandelanotte C, Duncan M, Caperchione C, Hanley C, Mummery WK (2010). Physical Activity Trends in Queensland (2002-2008): are women becoming more active then men? Australia and New-Zealand Journal of Public Health, 34 (3):248-254.

20.      Vandelanotte C, T Dwyer, A Van Itallie, C Hanley, K Mummery. (2010) The Development of an Internet-based Outpatient Cardiac Rehabilitation Intervention: A Delphi Study. BMC Cardiovascular Disorders,10:27 (doi: 10.1186/1471-2261-10-27).

21.      Vandelanotte C, Duncan M, Hanley C, and Mummery WK. (2011) Identifying population subgroups at risk for underestimating weight health risks and overestimating physical activity health benefits. Journal of Health Psychology, 16(5):760-769.

22.      Vandelanotte C, Mummery WK. (2011) Qualitative and quantitative research into the development and feasibility of a video-tailored physical activity intervention. International Journal for Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity, 8:70.  

23.      Davies C, Corry K, Van Itallie A, Vandelanotte C, Caperchione C, Mummery WK (2012). Prospective associations between intervention components and website engagement in a publicly available physical activity website: The case of 10,000 Steps Australia. Journal of Medical Internet Research, 14(1):e4.

24.      George E, Kolt G, Duncan M, Caperchione C, Mummery K, Vandelanotte C, Tailor P, Noakes M (2012). A review of the effectiveness of physical activity interventions for adult males. Sport Medicine, 42(4):281-300.

25.      De Cocker K, Spittaels H, Cardon G, De Bourdeaudhuij I and Vandelanotte C (2012). Online pedometer-based and computer-tailored physical activity advice: development, dissemination through general practice, acceptability and preliminary efficacy. Journal of Medical Internet Research, 14(2):e53.

26.      Vandelanotte C, M Duncan, R Plotnikoff, K Mummery (2012). Do participants’ preferences for mode of delivery (text, video or both) influence the effectiveness of web-based physical activity intervention? Journal of Medical Internet Research, 14(1):e37.

27.      Parekh S, Vandelanotte C, King D, Boyle F (2012). Design and baseline characteristics of the 10 Small Steps Study: a randomised controlled trial of an intervention to promote healthy behaviour using a lifestyle score and personalised feedback. BMC Public Health, 12:197.

28.      Kirwan M, Duncan M. Vandelanotte C. and Mummery K (2012). Using Smartphone technology to Monitor Physical Activity in the 10,000 Steps Program: A Matched Case Control Trial. Journal of Medical Internet Research, 14(2):e55.

29.      Vandelanotte C, Caperchione C, Ellison M, George E, Maeder A, Kolt G, Duncan M, Karunanithi M, Noakes M, Hooker C, Viljoen P and Mummery K (2013). What kind of website and mobile phone delivered physical activity and nutrition interventions do middle-aged men want? Journal of Health Communication, 0:1-14.

30. Davies C, Duncan M, VandelanotteC, Hall S, CorryK, Hooker C (2012). Exploring the feasibility of implementing a pedometer based physical activity program in primary school settings: A case study of 10,000 Steps. Health Promotion Journal of Australia, 23 (2), 141-4.

31. Kirwan M, Duncan M, Vandelanotte C, Mummery K (2013). Design, Development and Formative Evaluation of a Smartphone Application for Recording and Monitoring Physical Activity Levels: the 10,000 Steps ‘iStepLog’." Health Education & Behavior, 40 (2): 140-151.

32. Caperchione C, Vandelanotte C, Kolt G, Duncan M, Ellison M, George E, Mummery K (2012). What a man wants: Understanding the challenges and motivations to physical activity participation and healthy eating in middle-aged Australian Men. American Journal of Men’s Health, 6 (6), 453-461.

33. Davies C, Spence J, Vandelanotte C, Caperchione C and Mummery K. (2012). Meta-analysis of Internet-delivered interventions to increase physical activity. International Journal for Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity, 9:52.  

34. Davies C, C Vandelanotte, M Duncan, J VanHuffelen. (2012) Associations of Physical Activity, Screen time on Health related quality of life in adults. Preventive Medicine, 55, 46-49.

35. Duncan M, C Vandelanotte, R Rosenkranz, C Caperchione, H Ding, M Ellison, E George, C Hooker, M Karunanithi, G Kolt, A Maeder, M Noakes, R Tague, P Taylor, P Viljoen and K Mummery (2012). Effectiveness of a website and mobile phone based physical activity and nutrition intervention for middle-aged males: Trial protocol and baseline findings of the ManUp Study. BMC Public Health, 12:656.

36. R Ammann, C Vandelanotte, H De Vries, K Mummery (2013). Can a Website-delivered Computer-tailored Physical Activity Intervention be Acceptable, Usable and effective for older people? Health Education and Behaviour, 40(2), 160-170.

37. S Parekh, C Vandelanotte, D King, F Boyle (2012). Improving diet, physical activity and other lifestyle behaviours using computer-tailored advice in general practice: a randomised controlled trial. International Journal of Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity, 9:108.

38. Clarck R, Tideman P, Tirimacco R, Wanguhu K, Poulsen V, Simpson P, Duncan M, Van Itallie A, Corry K, Vandelanotte C, Mummery K (2013). A pilot study of the feasibility of an Internet-based electronic Outpatient Cardiac Rehabilitation (eOCR) program in rural primary care.  Heart, Lung and Circulation, 22 (5), 352-359.

39. Duncan MJ, Vandelanotte C, Caperchione C, Hanley C and Mummery WK (2012). Temporal Trends in and Relationships between Screen Time, Physical Activity, Overweight and Obesity. BMC Public Health, 12:1060.

40. Taylor PJ, Kolt GS, Vandelanotte C, Caperchione CM, WK Mummery, E George, M Karunanithi, MJ Noakes (2013). A review of the nature and effectiveness of nutrition interventions in adult males – A guide for intervention strategies. International Journal for Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity, 10:13. 

41.  L Di Milia, C Vandelanotte, M Duncan (2013). The associations between short sleep and obesity after controlling for demographic, lifestyle, work and health related factors. Sleep Medicine, 14:319-323.

42. Duncan MJ, M Rashid, C Vandelanotte, N Cutimisu and R Plotnikoff (2013). Development and reliability testing of a self-report instrument to measure the office layout as a correlate of occupational sitting. International Journal for Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity, 10:16.

43. Soetens K, Vandelanotte C, de Vries H, Mummery K. (accepted 21-02-2013). Using online computer-tailoring to promote physical activity: a randomized trial of text, video and combined intervention delivery-modes. Journal of Health Communication.

 44. Simons D, P Clarys, I De Bourdeaudhuij, B de Geus, C Vandelanotte and B Deforche (accepted 04-04-2013). Factors influencing mode of transport in older adolescents: a qualitative study. BMC Public Health, 13:323.

 45.  Vandelanotte C. (accepted 17-04-2013). Are simultaneously delivered health behavior change interventions the way of the future?: A comment on King et al. Annals of Behavioral Medicine.

 46.  Kolt G, Rosenkranz R, Savage T, Maeder A, Vandelanotte C, Duncan M, Caperchione C, Tague R, Hooker C and Mummery WK (2013).  WALK 2.0 - Using Web 2.0 applications to promote health-related physical activity: A randomised controlled trial protocol. BMC Public Health, 13:436.

 47.  Stanton R, C Vandelanotte, M J Duncan (Provisionally accepted 03-06-2013). Interdevice baseline signal magnitude variability of the ActivPAL3 activity monitor. Gait and Posture.

1.    Vandelanotte C. and De Bourdeaudhuij I. (1999). Tracking of daily physical activity from adolescence to young adulthood: A 7-year follow-up study. Oral/poster presentation at the 4^th Symposium for Kinesiology, Leuven, Belgium, 8^th December.

2.    De Bourdeaudhuij I., Vandelanotte C. and Sallis J. (2000). Tracking of physical activity and psychosocial determinants, from adolescence to young adulthood in Belgium. Oral presentation at the symposium ‘Population prevalence and trends in physical activity and associated determinants: challenges for health promotion among adults.’ 7^th International Congress of Behavioural Medicine, Brisbane, Australia, 15-18^th November.

3.    Vandelanotte C. and De Bourdeaudhuij I. (2002). Validity and reliability testing of a Dutch computerised questionnaire for measurement of physical activity (IPAQ) with CSA activity monitors and seven days diaries: Project FAITH. Oral presentation at the symposium ’Physical activity in Belgium and the Netherlands’. 4^th Dutch Conference on Psychology and Health, Kerkrade, The Netherlands, 13-15^th May.

4.    De Bourdeaudhuij I. and Vandelanotte C. (2002). Development of a computer-tailored physical activity intervention using stages of change: Project FAITH. Oral presentation at the symposium ’Physical activity in Belgium and the Netherlands‘. 4^th Dutch Conference on Psychology and Health, Kerkrade, The Netherlands, 13-15^th May.

5.    Vandelanotte C. and De Bourdeaudhuij I. (2002). Pre-testing a computer-tailored intervention program promoting physical activity using stages of change.  Poster presentation at the 49^th Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine, St-Louis, Missouri, US, 28^th May -1^st June.

6.    Vandelanotte C. and De Bourdeaudhuij I. (2002). Validity and reliability of a Dutch computerised physical activity questionnaire: Project Faith. Poster presentation at the 7^th International Congress of Behavioural Medicine, Helsinki, Finland, 28^th–31^st August.

7.    De Bourdeaudhuij I. and Vandelanotte C. (2002). Project Faith: Background and development of a computer-tailored physical activity intervention using stages of change. Oral presentation at the International Symposium on Health-Enhancing Physical Activity (HEPA): Evidence-Based Promotion of Physical Activity, Helsinki, Finland, 1^st – 2^nd September.

8.    Vandelanotte C. and De Bourdeaudhuij I. (2002). Pretesting a computer-tailored intervention program promoting physical activity using stages of change. Poster presentation at the International Symposium on Health-Enhancing Physical Activity’ (HEPA): Evidence-Based Promotion of Physical Activity, Helsinki, Finland, 1^st – 2^nd September

9.    Vandelanotte C. and De Bourdeaudhuij I. (2003). Development of a computer tailored physical activity intervention using the stages of change. Poster presentation at the 50th Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine, San Francisco, California, 28^th-31^st May.

10.  De Bourdeaudhuij I., Vandelanotte C., Brug J., Sallis J. and Spittaels H. (2004). The combined effectiveness of interactive computer-tailored interventions for increasing physical activity and decreasing fat intake. Oral presentation at the 3^rd Conference of the International Society of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, Washington DC, US, 10 - 13^th  June.

11.  Spittaels H., De Bourdeaudhuij I. and Vandelanotte C. (2004). Development of a web-based intervention promoting physical activity and sports in sedentary adults. Oral presentation at the 9^th Annual Congress of the European College of Sport Science, Clermont-Ferrand, France, 3^rd – 6^th  July.

12.  De Bourdeaudhuij I., Vandelanotte C., Brug J., Sallis J. and Spittaels H. (2004).  Efficacy of sequential or simultaneous computer-tailored interventions for increasing physical activity and decreasing fat intake. Poster presentation at the 8^th International Congress of Behavioral Medicine,, Mainz, Germany, 25-28^th August.

13.  Vandelanotte C., Spittaels H. and De Bourdeaudhuij I. (2004). Development and evaluation of a tailored web-based intervention promoting physical activity and sports in sedentary adults. Oral presentation at the symposium ‘Wellness & Fitness’, 12^th European Sport Management Congress,, Ghent, Belgium, 22^nd - 25^th  September.

14.  Spittaels H., De Bourdeaudhuij I. and Vandelanotte C. (2005). Does a tailored intervention program delivered through the Internet enhance physical activity in adults? Poster presentation at the 52^nd Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine, Nashville, Tennessee, US, 1^st - 4^th June (Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 37, 5, S246).

15.  De Bourdeaudhuij I., Brug J. and Vandelanotte C. (2005). Differences in impact between a family versus an individual based tailored intervention to reduce fat intake. Oral presentation at the 4^th Annual Meeting of the International Society of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 16 -18^th June.

16.  De Bourdeaudhuij I., Vandelanotte C., Sallis J., Spittaels H. and Brug J. (2005). Efficacy of sequential or simultaneous computer-tailored interventions for increasing physical activity and decreasing fat intake. Poster presentation at the 10^th Symposium for Kinesiology, Leuven, Belgium, 22^nd September.

17.  Spittaels H., De Bourdeaudhuij I. and Vandelanotte C. (2005). Does a tailored intervention program delivered through the internet enhance physical activity in adults? Poster presentation at the 10^th Symposium for Kinesiology, Leuven, Belgium, 22^nd September.

18.  Vandelanotte C., De Bourdeaudhuij I. and Brug J. (2005). Efficacy of a computer-tailored intervention for increasing physical activity in a sequential or simultaneous intervention mode. Oral presentation at the Australian Conference on Science and Medicine in Sport, Melbourne, Australia, 13-16^th October.

19.  Vandelanotte C., De Bourdeaudhuij I. and Brug J. (2005). Computer-tailored interventions for increasing physical activity and decreasing fat intake. Oral presentation at the 5^th Annual Health and Medical Conference of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, 3^rd - 4^th November.

20.  De Bourdeaudhuij I. and Vandelanotte C. (2005). Tailored fat intake advice: How to increase awareness and change behaviour.  Key-note lecture by invitation at the 8th Nutrition and Health Conference, Auditorium 2000, Heizel, Brussel, Belgium, 18-19^th November.

21.  De Bourdeaudhuij I. and Vandelanotte C. (2006) The promotion of physical activity and a low-fat diet through computer tailoring: Two-year follow-up effects. Oral presentation at the symposium ’Promoting physical activity and a healthy diet across the life-cycle‘, 6^th Dutch Conference on Psychology and Health, Kerkrade, The Netherlands, 8-10^th May.

22.  Vandelanotte C. (2006). Computer-tailored and website-delivered physical activity interventions: a promising population-health approach? Seminar at the School of Population Health, The Queensland University, Brisbane, Australia, 16^th May.

23.  Vandelanotte C, Spittaels H. and De Bourdeaudhuij I. (2006). Website-delivered computer-tailored physical activity interventions: An innovative population health approach? Oral presentation at the 8^th Biennial Behavioural Research in Cancer Control Conference of Brisbane, Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, 27-29^th  September.

24.  Vandelanotte C., Spittaels H. and De Bourdeaudhuij I. (2006). Website-delivered computer-tailored physical activity interventions: An innovative population health approach. Oral presentation at the 6^th Annual Health and Medical Conference of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, 23^rd-24^th  November.

25.  Gardiner P., Owen N., Vandelanotte C. and Eakin E. (2006). Evaluation of an Internet-based physical activity intervention for older adults. Research Higher Degree Conference, The University of Queensland, School of Population Health, Brisbane, Australia, 10^th November.

26.  Gardiner P., Owen N., Vandelanotte C. and Eakin E. (2006). Are older, overweight and inactive adults a suitable group for computer-based interventions? Oral presentation at the 6^th Annual Health and Medical Conference of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, 23^rd-24^th  November.

27.  Vandelanotte C., Cerin E. and De Bourdeaudhuij I. (2006) The impact of socio-demographic and psychosocial moderators on the effectiveness of a computer-tailored physical activity intervention. Oral presentation at the symposium ‘Moderators and mediators of physical activity behaviour’, 9^th International Congress of Behavioural Medicine in Bangkok Thailand, 29^th November – 2^nd December.

28.  Cerin E., Vandelanotte C., Leslie E. and N. Owen (2006).Relationships between access to recreational facilities and leisure-time physical activity: An analysis of socio-demographic moderators. Oral presentation at the symposium ‘Moderators and mediators of physical activity behaviour’, International Congress of Behavioral Medicine, Bangkok, Thailand, 29^th November – 2^nd December.

29.  Spittaels H., De Bourdeaudhuij I. and Vandelanotte C. (2006) Physical activity promotion through the internet: RCT of a tailored intervention for adults.  Oral presentation at the International Congress of Behavioral Medicine, Bangkok, Thailand, 29^th November - 2^nd December.

30.  Cerin E., Vandelanotte C., Brug J. and De Bourdeaudhuij I. (2007).Moderators and mediators of the differential effectiveness of simultaneous and sequential computer-tailored fat intake interventions. Oral presentation at the International Society for Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity Conference, Oslo, Norway,  20^th-23^rd  June.

31.  Vandelanotte C., Cerin E. and De Bourdeaudhuij I. (2007).  Moderators and mediators of the effectiveness of a computer-tailored physical activity intervention. Oral presentation at the International Society for Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity Conference, Oslo, Norway,  20^th-23^rd June.

32.  Vandelanotte C., Reeves M., Brug J. and De Bourdeaudhuij I. (2007). Are multiple behaviour change interventions for physical activity and fat intake more successful when applied simultaneously or sequentially? Poster presentation at the International Society for Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity Conference, Oslo, Norway,  20^th-23^rd June.

33.  Vandelanotte C., Gardiner P., Sugiyama T. and Owen N. (2007). Associations of Leisure-time Computer and Internet Use with BMI and Physical Activity in Australian Adults. Oral presentation at the Australian Conference on Science and Medicine in Sport, Adelaide, Australia, 13-16 October.

34.  Gardiner P., Vandelanotte C., Sugiyama T., Eakin E. and Owen N. (2007). Correlates of television viewing time differ according to age group. Oral presentation at the Australian Conference on Science and Medicine in Sport, Adelaide, Australia, 13-16 October.

35.  Vandelanotte C., Reeves M., Brug J. and De Bourdeaudhuij I. (2008). Are multiple behaviour change interventions for physical activity and fat intake more successful when applied simultaneously or sequentially? Invited oral presentation at Fifth scientific conference of the Australasian Society for Behavioural Health and Medicine, Sydney, Australia, 31^st January  – 2^nd February.  

36.  Vandelanotte C (2008) Computer-tailored Website-delivered Physical Activity Interventions. Invited research presentation at the Central Queensland University, Rockhampton, Australia, August 2008.

37.  Vandelanotte C, Parekh S, Jamrozik K, King D, Boyle F (2009). The effectiveness of a minimal multiple health behaviour intervention delivered through general practice on physical activity and nutrition behaviours. Oral presentation at the International Society for Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity Conference, Lisbon, Portugal, 17^th-20^th June.

38.  Vandelanotte C, Parekh S, Jamrozik K, King D, Boyle F (2009). The effectiveness of a minimal multiple health behaviour intervention delivered through general practice on physical activity and nutrition behaviours. Research Presentation at the Central Queensland University, Rockhampton, Australia, August 13^th.

39.  Vandelanotte C, Duncan M, Caperchione C, Hanley C, Mummery WK (2009). Physical Activity Prevalence in Central Queensland over 7 Years (2002-2008): A Multiple Cross-Sectional Study. Oral presentation at the Australian Conference on Science and Medicine in Sport, Brisbane, Australia, 14-17 October.

40.  Kirwan M, Vandelanotte C, Van Itallie A, Mummery K. (2009). The conceptualisation, design and development of the 10,000 Steps iPhone/iPod Touch Application. Oral presentation at the Australian Conference on Science and Medicine in Sport, Brisbane, Australia, 14-17 October.

41.  Vandelanotte C, Duncan M, Caperchione C, Hanley C, Mummery WK (2009). Physical Activity Prevalence in Central Queensland over 7 Years (2002-2008): A Multiple Cross-Sectional Study. Invited research presentation for Physical Activity Capricorn Taskforce, at the Archer Park Rail Museum, November 24^th, 2009.

42.  Vandelanotte C, Duncan M, Hanley C and Mummery K (2010). Who has realistic perceptions of their Physical Activity and Body Weight? Poster presentation at 3^rd the International Congress on Physical Activity and Public Health, Toronto, Canada, 5-8 May.

43.  Duncan M, Vandelanotte C and Mummery K (2010). Seven year changes in Perceived Neighbourhood Environment and BMI. Poster presentation at 3^rd the International Congress on Physical Activity and Public Health, Toronto, Canada, 5-8 May.

44.  Davis C, Mummery K, Vandelanotte C, Caperchione C and Spence J (2010). Meta-analysis of Internet Delivered Behaviour Change Interventions to Increase Physical Activity Levels. Poster presentation at 3^rd the International Congress on Physical Activity and Public Health, Toronto, Canada, 5-8 May.

45.  Tideman P, Mummery WK, Tirimacco R,  Vandelanotte C,  Poulsen V, Simpson P,  Clark RA, Duncan, M,  Van Itallie A,  Corry K (2010). Testing an innovative model for secondary prevention and cardiac rehabilitation: The electronic Outpatient Cardiac Rehabilitation program (eOCR) proof of concept testing in the South East and Riverland Regions of South Australia. Poster presentation at the Cardiac Society of Australia and New-Zealand (CSANZ) Annual Scientific Meeting, Adelaide, Australia, 5-8 August. Conference proceedings: Heart Lung Circulation,;19(Suppl 2):S266.

46.  Mummery WK, Tideman P, Tirimacco R,  Vandelanotte C,  Poulsen V, Simpson P,  Clark RA, Duncan, M,  Van Itallie A,  Corry K (2010). Understanding the utility and sustainability of an innovative model for secondary prevention and cardiac rehabilitation: The Electronic Outpatient Cardiac Rehabilitation program (eOCR) proof of concept testing in the South East and Riverland Regions of South Australia. Oral presentation at the Australia Cardiac Rehabilitation Association Conference (ACRA), Canberra, August 12-14.

47.  Kolt G, Mummery K, Duncan M, Vandelanotte C, Maeder A, Caperchione C, Karunanithi M, Noakes M, Ellison M, George E, Tague R, Viljoen P and Corry K (2010). A comprehensive research project which demonstrates the effectiveness of strategies (including information technology) to support lifestyle risk modification in men (aged 35-54 years) in relation to nutrition and physical activity in an urban or rural setting in Queensland. Oral presentation at the 5th Annual Seminar of Health Promotion Queensland, July 1st.

48.  G. Kolt K. Mummery M. Duncan C. Vandelanotte A. Maeder C. Caperchione M. Karunanithi M. Noakes M. Ellison E George R. Tague P. Viljoen K. (2010) The Manup Study: using information technology to promote physical activity and nutrition to middle-aged rural men. Oral presentation at the Australian Conference on Science and Medicine in Sport, Port Douglas, Australia, 3-6 November.

49.  M. Kirwan, C. Vandelanotte, M. Duncan, K. Mummery (2010). Using smartphones to increase physical activity: usability testing of the 10,000 Steps iPhone application. Oral presentation at the Australian Conference on Science and Medicine in Sport, Port Douglas, Australia, 3-6 November.

50.  M. Duncan, C. vandelanotte, C. Hanley, C. Caperchione, K. Mummery (2010). Population trends in adults physical activity, sedentry behaviour and overweight and obesity. Oral presentation at the Australian Conference on Science and Medicine in Sport, Port Douglas, Australia, 3-6 November.

51.  M Duncan, C Vandelanotte, C Hanley, C Caperchione, K Mummery (2011).Trends in adult’s physical activity, sedentary behavior, overweight and obesity in Central Queensland, Australia. Poster presentation at the conference of the American College of Sports Medicine, Denver, USA, May 31^st – June 4^th.

52.  E George, G Kolt, M Duncan, C Caperchione, K Mummery, C Vandelanotte (2011). The ManUp Study - Physical activity interventions for middle-aged men: A review of what does and does not work. Oral presentation at the International Society for Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity Conference, Melbourne, Australia, 15-18th June.

53.  G Kolt, C Caperchione, C Vandelanotte, M Duncan, K Mummery, M Ellison, E George (2011). Examining what men really want when it comes to promoting physical activity and nutrition using information technology: Findings from the ManUp Study. Oral presentation at the International Society for Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity Conference, Melbourne, Australia, 15-18th June.

54.  C Vandelanotte, K Mummery (2011). Qualitative and Quantitative research into the development of a video-tailored physical activity intervention. Oral presentation at the International Society for Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity Conference, Melbourne, Australia, 15-18th June.

55.  M Kirwan, M Duncan, C Vandelanotte, K Mummery (2011). Using SmartPhones to Monitor Physical Activity: Matched Case Control Trial of the 10,000 Steps iPhone Application. Oral presentation at the International Society for Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity Conference, Melbourne, Australia, 15-18th June.

56.  M Duncan, M Rashid, N Cutumisu, C Vandelanotte, R Plotnikoff (2011). Development of a Brief Self-Report Instrument To Quantify Workplace Office Environments: The Workplace Environment and Sitting Scale. Oral presentation at the International Society for Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity Conference, Melbourne, Australia, 15-18th June.

57.  C Davies, C Vandelanotte, C Caperchione, K Mummery (2011). Randomised controlled trial of an internet delivered physical activity intervention for individuals with Type II diabetes. Oral presentation at the International Society for Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity Conference, Melbourne, Australia, 15-18th June.

58.  S Parekh, F Boyle, D King, C Vandelanotte (2011). 10 small steps towards a healthier lifestyle Oral presentation at the Public health Conference in Brisbane on the 13-15^th July.

59.  C Vandelanotte, Duncan M, K Mummery (2011). Initial effectiveness and acceptability of a Video-Tailored Physical Activity Intervention. Oral presentation at the Australian Conference on Science and Medicine in Sport, Fremantle, Australia, 19-22 October.

60.   C Vandelanotte (2011) Going online to become more active: do Internet-delivered physical activity interventions really work? Invited research presentation at the Criterion Hotel, Rockhampton, Australia, October 2011. As part of the Research Unplugged Series hosted by the Institute for Health and Social Science Research, Central Queensland University.

61.  C Vandelanotte, K Soetens, de Vries H, Mummery K (2011). Using Internet-based Computer-tailored interventions to promote physical activity: A Randomised Trial of Text, Video and Combined Delivery Modes.  Poster presentation 75^th Anniversary Scientific Symposium of the National Health and Medical Research Council: ‘Research for a Healthy Future’. The National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, Australia 29 Nov – 1 Dec.

62.  Vandelanotte C, N Persaud, S Bland, Horsley M, Mummery K. (2012) Comparing personally-tailored video- and text-delivered physical activity interventions – The Medium and the message. Invited research presentation at the EyeTrack Australia Conference, May 31^st- June 1^st, Noosa, Australia.

63.  Vandelanotte C, Duncan M, Plotnikoff R, K Mummery (2012). Do participants’ preferences for mode of delivery (text, video or both) influence the effectiveness of an online physical activity intervention? The 12th International Conference for Behavioural Medicine, Budapest, Hungary, August 29 – September 1.

64.  Spittaels H, De Kocker K, Cardon G, De Bourdeaudhuij I, Vandelanotte C (2012). Pedometer-based Physical Activity Advice through the Internet: Pilot Study if computer-tailored intervention for adults. The 12th International Conference for Behavioural Medicine, Budapest, Hungary, August 29 – September 1.

65.  Vandelanotte C. Development and evaluation of a brief Internet-delivered and video-tailored physical activity intervention. Invited Research Presentation to a seminar organised at the Maastricht University, The Netherlands, September 6^th, 2012. 

66.  C Stubbs, C Vandelanotte, A Lee, A Hourigan, D Wooden, (2012). Can a state-wide public health nutrition strategy make a difference? Evaluation of the ‘Eat Well Queensland’ strategy. The 16^th International Congress of Dietetics, Sydney, Australia, 5-8^th September.

67.  Vandelanotte C, R Ammann, H De Vries, K Mummery (2012). Acceptability, Usability, and Effectiveness of a Web-Based Physical Activity Intervention According to Different Age Groups. Oral presentation at the 4th International Congress on Physical Activity and Public Health, Oct 31^st- Nov 2^nd,  Sydney, Australia.

68.  Duncan M.J. Vandelanotte, C. Rashid, M. Cutumisu, N. Plotnikoff, R. C. Individual, Psychological and Environmental Correlates of Office based Occupational Sitting in the 10,000 Steps Cohort (2012). Oral presentation at the 4th International Congress on Physical Activity and Public Health, Oct 31^st- Nov 2^nd,  Sydney, Australia.

69.  Kolt, G. S., Maeder, A., Duncan, M. J., Vandelanotte, C., Caperchione, C. M., Tague, R., Savage, T., Van Itallie, A., Rosenkranz, R. R., & Mummery, W. K. (2012). Development and usability testing of a web-based physical activity promotion program: Walk 2.0. Poster presentation at the 4th International Congress on Physical Activity and Public Health, Oct 31^st- Nov 2^nd,  Sydney, Australia.

70.  Hooker C, Davies C, Duncan M, Vandelanotte C, Hall S, Van Itallie A, & Corry K. (2012) Applicability of a pedometer based physical activity program in the Primary School Environment. Oral presentation at the 4th International Congress on Physical Activity and Public Health, Oct 31^st- Nov 2^nd,  Sydney, Australia.

71.  Davies C, Vandelanotte C, Caperchione C, W Mummery (2012). Effectiveness of an online physical activity intervention for adults with Type II diabetes. Poster presentation at the 4th International Congress on Physical Activity and Public Health, Oct 31^st- Nov 2^nd,  Sydney, Australia.

72.  Vandelanotte C, Duncan M, Di Milla L (2012). Physical activity and sedentary behaviour according to occupational type, role and roster: who should we target? Invited Research Presentation to the satellite meeting of the 4^th International Congress on Physical Activity and Public Health, ‘Workplace Physical Activity and Sedentary behaviour’, November 5th, 2012, Brisbane, Australia.

73.  Duncan M, Hooker C, Corry K, Hall S, Vandelanotte C (2012). How do workplaces use 10,000 steps to improve physical activity? Invited Research Presentation to the satellite meeting of the 4th International Congress on Physical Activity and Public Health, ‘Workplace Physical Activity and Sedentary behaviour’, November 5th, 2012, Brisbane, Australia.

74. Vandelanotte C, M Walthouwer, K De Cocker, C Collins, A Oenema (2013). Innovating computer-tailored interventions: How to better communicate the message? Symposium chaired at the 12^th International Conference on Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity, May 22-25, Ghent, Belgium.

75. Vandelanotte C, Duncan MJ, Mummery K (2013). Why  innovative  computer-­‐tailored  interventions  are  needed  –  A case for a video-­‐tailored approach. Oral presentation at the 12^thInternational Conference on Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity, May 22-25, Ghent, Belgium.

76. Vandelanotte C, Duncan MJ, Di Millia L (2013). Associations of sitting time according to occupational type, role and roster. Invited Research Presentation to the Symposium on ‘Sedentary Behaviour at the workplace: Prevalence, Correlates and interventions strategies’. Oral presentation at the 12^th International Conference on Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity, May 22-25, Ghent, Belgium.

77. Simons D, Clarys PP, De Bourdeaudhuij I, de Geus B, Vandelanotte C,  Deforche B (2013). Factors influencing the choice of transport mode for short distances in older  adolescents: a qualitative study. Oral presentation at the 12^thInternational Conference on Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity, May 22-25, Ghent, Belgium.

78. De Cocker K, Spittaels H, Cardon G, De Bourdeaudhuij I, Vandelanotte C (2013). How to use more accurate assessment methods in computer-­‐ tailored interventions:  a  computer-­‐tailored,   pedometer-­‐based physical activity advice. Oral presentation at the 12^thInternational Conference on Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity, May 22-25, Ghent, Belgium.

79. Duncan MJ, Kline C, Vandelanotte C, Sargent C, Di Milia L (2013) Relationships between physical activity, sitting time, dietary habits, sleep, and  self-­‐rated health in the 10,000 Steps Cohort. Poster presentation at the 12^thInternational Conference on Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity, May 22-25, Ghent, Belgium.

80. Bland S, Vandelanotte C, Persaud N, Horsley M (2013) Comparing personally-­‐tailored video-­‐ and text-­‐delivered web-based physical activity interventions: an Eye-­‐Tracking Study. Poster presentation at the 12^thInternational Conference on Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity, May 22-25, Ghent, Belgium.

81. Short CE, Vandelanotte C, Duncan MJ (2013). Sub-­‐group analyses exploring factors associated with PA behaviour among the inactive, overweight and socially disadvantaged. Poster presentation at the 12^thInternational Conference on Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity, May 22-25, Ghent, Belgium.

82. Short CE, Vandelanotte C, Duncan MJ (2013) Physical activity intervention preferences: Who prefers what? Poster presentation at the 12^thInternational Conference on Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity, May 22-25, Ghent, Belgium.