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Isabelle DORÉ

Isabelle DORÉ

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Job

Assistant professor Faculty of medecine, École de kinésiologie et des sciences de l'activité physique, Université de Montréal

Research Interests

My research program focuses on physical activity and mental health, in two specific populations: 

  1. adolescents and youth transitioning into adulthood
  2. people diagnosed with cancer

My research program is based on three axes: 

  • Axis 1: Distinguish physical activity modalities (e.g. social context, sports group and team, sports profiles) and examine their effect on 
    • i) the adoption and maintenance of an active lifestyle; 
    • ii) mental health; mental disorders and health-related quality of life; 
  • Axis 2: Identify the psychosocial mechanisms (e.g. social support, sense of belonging, social networks) involved in the relationship between physical activity and
    • i) the adoption and maintenance of an active lifestyle 
    • ii) mental health, mental disorders and health-related quality of life; 
  • Axis 3: Evaluate the feasibility, effectiveness and describe the barriers and facilitators for implementing physical activity interventions to promote mental health and health-related quality of life and prevent mental disorders in specific contexts (e.g. hospital - oncology, school, university, community and urban environments).

 I have a particular interest in the development and evaluation of multimodal prehabilitation interventions involving physical activity, nutrition and psychosocial support among people diagnosed with cancer.

Health innovation and evaluation hub

This research theme was born out of the desire to make the CHUM a learning, teaching and communicating hospital and to help achieve sustainable development goals related to individual and population health issues. Research at the HUB is therefore multidisciplinary and cross-cutting. Teams con…

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