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Kylie Ball

Melbourne
As seen in: Nature, Wiley, PLOS Medicine, PLOS ONE, BMJ Open, British Journal of Sports Medicine, MDPI, Nutrition Journal, The International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, Medscape and
Professor, mother, mentor, runner; nutrition, physical activity, reducing social inequities. Founder, Happy Academic & www.indagoacademy.com (she/her)
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Rock of Ages | Stage Whispers

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By Kylie Ball, Boundary Street, Chris d’Arienzo. Arrangements
| stagewhispers.com.au
IF ONE was to hand out awards in community musical theatre for exuberance, enjoyment and pure hard work, then hands down it would go to this production. I have to admit at the outset that jukebox musicals always present something of a problem for me. Writers of these shows normally attempt to shoehorn songs from an era or a particular songwriter into an invariably flimsy plot, and this tends to be bit a transparent.
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Exploring engagement with a web-based dietary intervention for adults with type 2 diabetes: A mixed methods evaluation of the T2Diet study

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By Jedha Dening , Kylie Ball, Melbourne Burwood, Karly Zacharia
| PLOS ONE
Constructs of engagement According to qualitative data, participants were initially motivated to engage with the intervention via affective responses. Participants expressed their motivation was prompted by the thought of avoiding medication and health risks associated with T2D. In addition, acceptance into the program increased their motivation, as they wanted to take advantage of the opportunity. Cognitive processes then took place.
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Qualitative study of the views of people living with cardiovascular disease, and healthcare professionals, towards the use of a digital platform to support cardiovascular disease self-management

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By Sarah Tighe, Kylie Ball, Lars Kayser, Finn Kensing
| BMJ Open
Priorities Finally, both users and healthcare professionals discussed the features they would prioritise based on their understanding of the Salvio digital platform. Users highlighted the benefits of having multiple programmes ‘connected’ on a single digital platform, which healthcare professionals perceived would ‘work well’ and be a helpful solution for diverse self-management.
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