DUMOULIN Coralie

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Affiliations
  • 2017 - 2018
    Ecole doctorale interdisciplinaire sciences-sante
  • 2017 - 2018
    Laboratoire Interuniversitaire de biologie de la Motricité
  • 2017 - 2018
    Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1
  • 2017 - 2018
    Université de Lyon - Communauté d'universités et d'établissements
  • 2020
    Elements structuring physical activity programs in the fight against overweight and obesity: status and suggestions.
  • 2019
    Why aren’t they involved in physical activities? The hypothesis of negative self-perception due to past physical activity experiences.
  • 2018
    Design and implementation of an original device to fight obesity in adults: lasting impact on morphological parameters and physical activity habits.
    Design and implementation of an original device to fight obesity in adults: lasting impact on morphological parameters and physical activity habits.
  • 2015
    Adapted Physical Activity (APA) & chronic pathologies: place of APA in the therapeutic strategy - Methodology of implementation and long-term benefits of APA programs.
    Barriers and facilitators to optimal obesity management from the perspective of individuals and organizations.
  • 2014
    Obstacles and facilitators to optimal obesity management from individual and organizational perspectives.

  • Elements structuring physical activity programs in the fight against overweight and obesity: status and suggestions.

    Coralie DUMOULIN, Eric REYNES, Sophie e BERTHOUZE
    Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism | 2020
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  • Why aren’t they involved in physical activities? The hypothesis of negative self-perception due to past physical activity experiences.

    Eric REYNES, Coralie DUMOULIN, Bernard ROBERT, Sophie e. BERTHOUZE
    Cogent Psychology | 2019
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  • Design and implementation of an original device to fight obesity in adults: lasting impact on morphological parameters and physical activity habits.

    Coralie DUMOULIN
    2018
    The literature on obesity seems to provide a great deal of knowledge about the implementation of measures to combat obesity, but also about the practice of physical activity (PA). However, certain elements such as the modalities of structuring physical activity still need to be studied in depth. This research work, conducted in the form of action research, draws on both field data and literature. This research allows us to measure the benefits of an experimental field device built by taking into account both the recommendations of public policies (National Health Nutrition Program or Obesity Plan) and those of the literature. We were particularly interested in the benefits linked to the morphological parameters of the persons and we also noted the changes in the physical activity profile and sedentary behaviors. Finally, we tried to understand the elements that seemed to interfere or on the contrary to help the weight loss process, through the study of the interactions between the variables of physical activity, anthropometry, quality of life and psychological well-being within the framework of the proposed long-term PA program, but also the effect of the weight loss and the modification of the activity profile on the quality of life and the psychological well-being of the participantsThis research work has made it possible to provide elements for the management of this population suffering from obesity by making available to professionals in the sector a great deal of scientific and practical knowledge. They also demonstrate the interest and complementarity of field research Literature about obesity seems to bring knowledge regarding the implementation of measures to fight obesity but also in physical practice.
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  • Design and implementation of an original device to fight obesity in adults: lasting impact on morphological parameters and physical activity habits.

    Coralie DUMOULIN, Sophie ARANDA BERTHOUZE, Eric REYNES, Emmanuelle CANET SOULAS, Sophie ARANDA BERTHOUZE, Eric REYNES, Monique ROMON, Jean michel OPPERT, David NOCCA, Thierry WEISSLAND
    2018
    The literature on obesity seems to provide a great deal of knowledge about the implementation of measures to combat obesity, but also about the practice of physical activity (PA). However, certain elements such as the modalities of structuring physical activity still need to be studied in depth. This research work, conducted in the form of action research, draws on both field data and literature. This research allows us to measure the benefits of an experimental field device built by taking into account both the recommendations of public policies (National Health Nutrition Program or Obesity Plan) and those of the literature. We were particularly interested in the benefits linked to the morphological parameters of the persons and we also noted the changes in the physical activity profile and sedentary behaviors. Finally, we tried to understand the elements that seemed to interfere or on the contrary to help the weight loss process, through the study of the interactions between the variables of physical activity, anthropometry, quality of life and psychological well-being within the framework of the proposed long-term PA program, but also the effect of the weight loss and the modification of the activity profile on the quality of life and the psychological well-being of the participantsThis research work has made it possible to provide elements for the management of this population suffering from obesity by making available to professionals in the sector a great deal of scientific and practical knowledge. It also demonstrates the interest and complementarity of field research.
    More informations See the publication

  • Adapted Physical Activity (APA) & chronic pathologies: place of APA in the therapeutic strategy - Methodology of implementation and long-term benefits of APA programs.

    Eric REYNES, Sophie BERTHOUZE, Coralie DUMOULIN, Aude marie FOUCAUT
    Journée Scientifique "ARC1 – Santé" | 2015
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  • Barriers and facilitators to optimal obesity management from the perspective of individuals and organizations.

    Eric REYNES, Coralie DUMOULIN, Sophie BERTHOUZE, Magalie ROBELET
    Journée Scientifique "ARC1 – Santé" | 2015
    No summary available.
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  • Obstacles and facilitators to optimal obesity management from individual and organizational perspectives.

    Sophie BERTHOUZE, Eric REYNES, Coralie DUMOULIN, Magalie ROBELET
    1ère rencontres Scientifique du Centre Européen pour la Nutrition & la Santé (CENS) | 2014
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