Caroline Reilly

🇮🇪 PhD researcher at Leeds Beckett University. Investigating physical activity promotion in people with asthma

[Caroline Reilly @creilly____]

Delighted to have my 2nd paper published from my PhD

Utilising wearable activity monitors in conjunction with established behaviour change techniques leads to the greatest improvement in step-based physical activity in people with chronic airways disease.https://t.co/Pxt5XJR4HD

[Caroline Reilly @creilly____]

Our findings indicated that interventions promoting PA, particularly in studies involving wearable activity monitors, resulted in a significant and clinically meaningful improvement in daily step count in people with chronic airways disease.

[ERS publications @ERSpublications]

ERR: Utilising wearable activity monitors in conjunction with established behaviour change techniques leads to the greatest improvement in step-based physical activity in people with chronic airways disease. https://t.co/PynEoj75pI

[Caroline Reilly @creilly____]

@OliverJPrice @StavAntonis @ijclifton @_SailsJ @mckenn01LBU

[Caroline Reilly @creilly____]

Delighted to have my 2nd paper published from my PhD

Utilising wearable activity monitors in conjunction with established behaviour change techniques leads to the greatest improvement in step-based physical activity in people with chronic airways disease.https://t.co/Pxt5XJR4HD

[Caroline Reilly @creilly____]

@emilyhume Amazing Emily! Well done, huge congrats!

[Caroline Reilly @creilly____]

It was a pleasure to present two posters at #ERSCongress2022. Some interesting conversations surrounding our work and great to catch up with friends.

[Caroline Reilly @creilly____]

Cheers @tsakirides! 10 mins of your time, looking for people with asthma and also healthy participants.

[Costas Tsakirides @tsakirides]

Help with Caroline's research please - it's easy and you get a free lung function test!

@creilly____

[Caroline Reilly @creilly____]

@JamesManifield_ Amazing James! Fair play pal!

[Chris Balchin @balchin_chris]

Excited (and relieved) to finally share my first PhD publication!

During the #COVID19 lockdown people with #rheumatoidarthritis reduced their already low levels of #PhysicalActivity more than those without RA

Article now available online: https://t.co/AanlppKrD0

[Caroline Reilly @creilly____]

@Mattarmstrong95 Well done Matt!

[Martijn A. Spruit @pulmonary_rehab]

Persistent uncontrolled #asthma is associated with sustained physical inactivity and adverse changes in body composition that might be overlooked by relying solely on BMI. Physical activity is an independent predictor of body composition. https://t.co/aZXEwEmnxr

[Arwel W Jones @DrArwelWJones]

Nice trial (and yet more evidence) of the benefits of non-pharma interventions in chronic respiratory disease @celsorfcarvalho

https://t.co/Biq25qpr1g

[Caroline Reilly @creilly____]

Many thanks to all the team involved
@OliverJPrice @StavAntonis @ijclifton @mckenn01LBU

[Caroline Reilly @creilly____]

Delighted to share my first publication from my PhD:

Smartphone Pedometers in Adults With Asthma: A Practical Approach to Physical Activity Assessment? A Pilot Validation Study.

Pre-print available online now: https://t.co/7TWw10u1nF

[ERS publications @ERSpublications]

Cluster analysis based on extrapulmonary treatable traits in people with moderate-to-severe asthma indicates that physical inactivity, higher levels of sedentary time, symptoms of anxiety and depression, and obesity are associated with worse outcomes. https://t.co/jsBfvGuUz7

[Caroline Reilly @creilly____]

@emilyhume Well done Emily and co.

[Matthew Stork @mattJstork]

New review on commercially available wearable devices ⌚️: Apple Watch & Garmin most accurate for heart rate ❤️; Fitbit, Apple Watch, & Samsung best for measuring steps🚶🏽‍♀️@Apple @Garmin @fitbit @SamsungMobile https://t.co/qKp6TlKPcV

[Caroline Reilly @creilly____]

@Darragh_Ian Well done Ian!

[Caroline Reilly @creilly____]

@_SailsJ Well done Joe- looking forward to reading it!

[Caroline Reilly @creilly____]

@Emily_Gregg1 Excellent news Emily. Well done.

[Chris Balchin @balchin_chris]

Preliminary results from our research. Exercise DOES NOT increase pain in early rheumatoid arthritis

#exercise #rheumatoidarthritis #pain