selected publications
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academic article
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Dooley FLKaster TFitzgerald JSWalch TJAnnandale MFerrar KLang JJSmith JJTomkinson GR. A systematic analysis of temporal trends in the handgrip strength of 2,216,320 children and adolescents between 1967 and 2017.
Sports Medicine.
50.
2020
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Patterson KAEFerrar KGall SLVenn AJBlizzard LDwyer TCleland VJ. Cluster patterns of behavioural risk factors among children: Longitudinal associations with adult cardio-metabolic risk factors.
Preventive Medicine.
130.
2020
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Chilvers MJohnston KFerrar KWilliams MT. Dyspnoea assessment in adults with end‐stage kidney disease: A systematic review.
Journal of Renal Care.
46.
2020
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Tarca BDWycherley TPBennett PMeade AFerrar K. Modifiable physical factors associated with physical functioning for patients receiving dialysis: a systematic review.
Journal of Physical Activity and Health.
17:475-489.
2020
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Kaster TDooley FLFitzgerald JSWalch TJAnnandale MFerrar KLang JJSmith JJTomkinson GR. Temporal trends in the sit-ups performance of 9,939,289 children and adolescents between 1964 and 2017.
Journal of Sports Sciences.
38:1-11.
2020
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Klingberg BSchranz NBarnett LMBooth VFerrar K. The feasibility of fundamental movement skill assessments for pre-school aged children.
Journal of Sports Sciences.
37:378-386.
2019
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Klingberg BHoeboer JJAAMSchranz NBarnett LMDe Vries SIFerrar K. Validity and feasibility of an obstacle course to assess fundamental movement skills in a pre-school setting.
Journal of Sports Sciences.
37:1534-1542.
2019
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Gollan SFerrar KNorton K. Characterising game styles in the English Premier League using the “moments of play” framework.
International Journal of Performance Analysis in Sport.
18:998-1009.
2018
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Olds TBurton NWSprod JMaher CFerrar KBrown WJVan Uffelen JDumuid D. One day you’ll wake up and won’t have to go to work: The impact of changes in time use on mental health following retirement.
PLoS ONE.
13.
2018
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Quirk JParfitt GFerrar KDavison KDollman J. Predictors of physical activity among rural adults following cardiac rehabilitation.
Rehabilitation Psychology.
63:495-501.
2018
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Mazzotta MAFerrar KFraysse FLewis LKMcEvoy M. Usage of sit-stand workstations and associations between work and nonwork sitting time: an observational study.
Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine.
60:e268-e272.
2018
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Sprod JOlds TBrown WBurton Nvan Uffelen JFerrar KMaher C. Changes in use of time across retirement: a longitudinal study.
Maturitas.
100:70-76.
2017
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Ferrar KSmith AEDavison K. Pacing, conventional physical activity and active video games to increase physical activity for adults with myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome: protocol for a pilot randomized controlled trial.
JMIR Research Protocols.
6:1-12.
2017
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Arnold JBWalters JLFerrar K. Does physical activity increase after total hip or knee arthroplasty for osteoarthritis? A systematic review.
Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy.
46:431-442.
2016
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Lawford BJWalters JFerrar K. Does walking improve disability status, function, or quality of life in adults with chronic low back pain? A systematic review.
Clinical Rehabilitation.
30:523-536.
2016
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Olds TSSprod JFerrar KBurton NBrown Wvan Uffelen JMaher C. Everybody's working for the weekend: changes in enjoyment of everyday activities across the retirement threshold.
Age and Ageing.
45:850-855.
2016
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Sprod JAOlds TSBurton NWBrown WJVan Uffelen JGFerrar KMaher CA. Patterns and correlates of time use and energy expenditure in older Australian workers: a descriptive study.
Maturitas.
90:64-71.
2016
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Smith AEEvans HParfitt GEston RFerrar K. Submaximal exercise–based equations to predict maximal oxygen uptake in older adults: a systematic review.
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
97:1003-1012.
2016
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Evans HJLFerrar KSmith AEParfitt GEston RG. A systematic review of methods to predict maximal oxygen uptake from submaximal, open circuit spirometry in healthy adults.
Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport.
18:183-188.
2015
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Ferrar KGolley R. Adolescent diet and time use clusters and associations with overweight and obesity and socioeconomic position.
Health Education and Behavior.
42:361-369.
2015
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Ferrar KMaher CPetkov JOlds T. Advancing health-related cluster analysis methodology: quantification of pairwise activity cluster similarities.
Journal of Physical Activity and Health.
12:395-401.
2015
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Sprod JFerrar KOlds TMaher C. Changes in sedentary behaviours across the retirement transition: a systematic review.
Age and Ageing.
44:918-925.
2015
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LeBlanc AGKatzmarzyk PTBarreira TVBroyles STChaput JPChurch TSFogelholm MHarrington DMHu GKuriyan RKurpad ALambert EVMaher CMaia JMatsudo VKROlds TOnywera VSarmiento OLStandage MTudor-Locke CZhao PTremblay MSLambert DGButitta BChampagne CCocreham SDentro KDrazba KJohnson WMilauskas DMire ETohme ARodarte RAmoroso BLuopa JNeiberg RRushing SLewis LFerrar KGeorgiadis EStanley RMatsudo SAraujo TDe Oliveira LCRezende LFabiano LBezerra DFerrari GBélanger PBorghese MBoyer CFrancis CLeduc GDiao CLi WLi WLiu ELiu GLiu HJian MQiao YTian HWang YZhang TZhang FAcosta JAlvira YDiaz MPGamez RGarcia MPGómez LGGonzalez LGonzalez SGrijalba CGutierrez LLeal DLemus NMahecha EMahecha MPMahecha RRamirez ARios PSuarez ATriana CHovi EKivelä JRäsänen SRoito SSaloheimo TValta LLokesh DPD'Almeida MSMattilda R ACorrea LVijay DWachira LJMuthuri SBorges ADSCachada SOSDe Chaves RN. Correlates of total sedentary time and screen time in 9-11 year-old children around the world: The international study of childhood obesity, lifestyle and the environment.
PLoS ONE.
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2015
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Ferrar KEvans HSmith AParfitt GEston R. A systematic review and meta-analysis of submaximal exercise-based equations to predict maximal oxygen uptake in young people.
Pediatric Exercise Science.
26:342-357.
2014
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Maher CALewis LKFerrar KMarshall SDe Bourdeaudhuij IVandelanotte C. Are health behavior change interventions that use online social networks effective? A systematic review.
Journal of Medical Internet Research.
16:1-13.
2014
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Ferrar KChang CLi MOlds TS. Adolescent time use clusters: a systematic review.
Journal of Adolescent Health.
52:259-270.
2013
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Ferrar KOlds TMaher C. More than just physical activity: time use clusters and profiles of Australian youth.
Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport.
16:427-432.
2013
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Ferrar KOlds TMaher CMaddison R. Time use clusters of New Zealand adolescents are associated with weight status, diet and ethnicity.
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health.
37:39-46.
2013
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Olds TFerrar KEGomersall SRMaher CWalters JL. The Elasticity of Time.
Health Education and Behavior.
39:732-736.
2012
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Ferrar KEOlds TSWalters JL. All the Stereotypes Confirmed.
Health Education and Behavior.
39:589-595.
2012
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Ferrar KEOlds TSMaher CAGomersall SR. Social inequalities in health-related use of time in Australian adolescents.
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health.
36:378-384.
2012
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Roydhouse JKAllman-Farinelli MMcGeechan KFerrar KOlds T. An exploratory analysis of active and low energy behaviour in Australian adolescents.
Australian Journal of Primary Health.
18:248-248.
2012
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Olds TTomkinson GFerrar KMaher C. Reply to Ortega et al..
International Journal of Obesity.
35:1332-1333.
2011
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Olds TSFerrar KESchranz NKMaher CA. Obese Adolescents Are Less Active Than Their Normal-Weight Peers, but Wherein Lies the Difference?.
Journal of Adolescent Health.
48:189-195.
2011
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Ferrar KOlds T. Thin adolescents: Who are they? What do they do? Socio-demographic and use-of-time characteristics.
Preventive Medicine.
51:253-258.
2010
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Olds TSTomkinson GRFerrar KEMaher CA. Trends in the prevalence of childhood overweight and obesity in Australia between 1985 and 2008.
International Journal of Obesity.
34:57-66.
2010
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Williams MTLewthwaite HFraysse FGajewska AIgnatavicius JFerrar K. Compliance with mobile Ecological Momentary Assessment (mEMA) of health-related behaviours and psychological constructs in adults: Systematic review and meta-analysis (Preprint)
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Dooley FLKaster TFitzgerald JSWalch TJAnnandale MFerrar KLang JJSmith JJTomkinson GR. A systematic analysis of temporal trends in the handgrip strength of 2,216,320 children and adolescents between 1967 and 2017.
Sports Medicine.
50.
2020
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conference paper
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Tomkinson GRAnnandale MFerrar K. Global Changes in Cardiovascular Endurance of Children and Youth Since 1964: Systematic Analysis of 25 Million Fitness Test Results from 28 Countries.
Circulation.
2013
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Tomkinson GRAnnandale MFerrar K. Global Changes in Cardiovascular Endurance of Children and Youth Since 1964: Systematic Analysis of 25 Million Fitness Test Results from 28 Countries.
Circulation.
2013
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editorial article
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Theodoulou ETirimacco RDollman JDuncan MCoote EFerrar KE. Preferences and attitudes to mobile phone and Internet‐based cardiac rehabilitation maintenance programs in rural Australia.
Australian Journal of Rural Health.
27:179-180.
2019
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Theodoulou ETirimacco RDollman JDuncan MCoote EFerrar KE. Preferences and attitudes to mobile phone and Internet‐based cardiac rehabilitation maintenance programs in rural Australia.
Australian Journal of Rural Health.
27:179-180.
2019