Kelly Clanchy

Kelly Clanchy is a lecturer in Exercise Science for the School of Allied Health Sciences and an early career researcher. Kelly received her PhD from the University of Queensland with her project relating to the promotion of physical activity participation in individuals with brain impairment. Her primary research area relates to the use of evidence-based, stage matched strategies for the promotion of physical activity participation and community integration for individuals with a disability. Additional research areas also include measurement and mediators of physical activity participation, the relationship between post-partum depression and physical activity participation and improving clinical competencies and employability outcomes for Exercise Physiology students.

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Current Projects

Integrating an Evidence-Based Clinical Exercise Physiology Service Model into a Comprehensive Multiprofessional Rehabilitation Service for People with Brain Impairment: A Translation Approach

Published 31st July 2018

Integrating an Evidence-Based Clinical Exercise Physiology Service Model into a Comprehensive Multiprofessional Rehabilitation Service for People with Brain Impairment: An Integrated Knowledge Transla

Published 24th April 2018

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Featured Publications

Validity of the Apple Watch® for monitoring push counts in people using manual wheelchairs

Published 27th February 2019

Utilising a Post-Placement Critical Assessment Task to Consolidate Interprofessional Learning

Published 26th February 2019