Joseph John Murphy
Biographic Data
| ID | 4412034 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Joseph John Murphy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Joseph John |
| FAMILY NAME | Murphy |
| SIGNATURE | MURPHY J J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bristol |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4340-645X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Trust Matters
Introduction: Trust is vital for relationship building and the delivery of quality care. Trust has been described as ‘the glue that makes partnerships work’. 1 But, developing trust takes time, and involves navigating different interests and priorities, imbalances in power, and vulnerabilities. 2 Relationships are often developed under significant time and resource pressures inherent in implementation trials. Intervention: The Rural Kids Guided P…
Implementation challenges of professional sport club-led health promotion in primary schools
Professional sport clubs and organisations (PSCOs) are effective settings for adults’ health promotion; however, little insight exists regarding their potential role in children’s health promotion. This research sought to explore the role, delivery, and challenges of PSCO health promotion projects delivered in primary schools located in Bristol, England. A qualitative case study methodology was followed, utilising semi-structured interviews and e…
Stakeholders’ perceptions on the role of professional sports clubs in local community health promotion
Charitable arms of professional sports clubs and organizations (PSCOs) offer a range of health promotion (HP) programmes within communities, yet little is known about their role within approaches to HP, particularly from the view of key intersectoral partners. Our study explored the perceptions of the role of PSCOs within local approaches to HP from the perspective of multisectoral stakeholders in a southwest region of England. A qualitative sing…
Where Do Professional Sports Clubs and Organisations Sit Within a Local Health Promotion System? A Social Network Analysis Study
Professional sports clubs and organisations (PSCOs) have been identified as effective organisations for health promotion (HP); however, their position and connectivity within local HP systems is largely unknown. Our research aimed to explore (i) who identifies PSCOs as a key partner within the delivery of local HP projects, (ii) who they collaborate with, and (iii) their perceived importance by network members. A social network analysis survey wa…
Goldilocks day
These findings concur with current guidelines that more MVPA and less SB are better, but the optimal time youth should spend in each behaviour depends on the health outcome of interest. This indicates that one size does not fit all when making recommendations for multiple cardiometabolic health outcomes
Virtual Surf Booth”
Surf therapy is increasingly used as a health intervention, but evidence of its mental health benefits remains unclear. This longitudinal mixed-method study assessed the usability and acceptability of a novel online data collection tool and process to measure the impact of a surf programme on acute and chronic mental wellbeing. Fifteen women attending a 6-week surf programme in the UK were asked to complete a tool consisting of video recordings, …
The clustering of physical activity and screen time behaviours in early childhood and impact on future health-related behaviours
This paper highlights the importance of establishing positive health-related behaviours during early childhood, as this predicts future engagement in health-promoting activities. Regardless of screen time level, being part of a cluster with moderate or high levels of physical activity positively influences a child's future physical activity at age 5 and again at age 7 -8 years. The multiple layers of influence on a child's development should be l…
Identification of health-related behavioural clusters and their association with demographic characteristics in Irish university students
Health-related behaviours cluster among this population and need to be taken into account when designing multi-health interventions and policies. These findings can be used to target student groups at risk, leading to more efficient and successful health promotion efforts. The addition of modules providing information regarding health-related behaviours are advised in all fields of study
Ecological outcomes of adolescents in a psychoeducational residential treatment facility
Cross-sectional follow-up data on 111 adolescents in a re-education residential facility were obtained in three domains--school, legal, and level of care--at 6, 12, 18, and 24 months postdischarge. Reports by community-based professionals on individual functioning were assessed on several criteria, the most stringent of which indicated successful outcomes for nearly 60% of the adolescents. Characteristics of the more successful students are noted…
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Ecological outcomes of adolescents in a psychoeducational residential treatment facility
Cross-sectional follow-up data on 111 adolescents in a re-education residential facility were obtained in three domains--school, legal, and level of care--at 6, 12, 18, and 24 months postdischarge. Reports by community-based professionals on individual functioning were assessed on several criteria, the most stringent of which indicated successful outcomes for nearly 60% of the adolescents. Characteristics of the more successful students are noted…
Identification of health-related behavioural clusters and their association with demographic characteristics in Irish university students
Health-related behaviours cluster among this population and need to be taken into account when designing multi-health interventions and policies. These findings can be used to target student groups at risk, leading to more efficient and successful health promotion efforts. The addition of modules providing information regarding health-related behaviours are advised in all fields of study
Virtual Surf Booth”
Surf therapy is increasingly used as a health intervention, but evidence of its mental health benefits remains unclear. This longitudinal mixed-method study assessed the usability and acceptability of a novel online data collection tool and process to measure the impact of a surf programme on acute and chronic mental wellbeing. Fifteen women attending a 6-week surf programme in the UK were asked to complete a tool consisting of video recordings, …
The clustering of physical activity and screen time behaviours in early childhood and impact on future health-related behaviours
This paper highlights the importance of establishing positive health-related behaviours during early childhood, as this predicts future engagement in health-promoting activities. Regardless of screen time level, being part of a cluster with moderate or high levels of physical activity positively influences a child's future physical activity at age 5 and again at age 7 -8 years. The multiple layers of influence on a child's development should be l…
Stakeholders’ perceptions on the role of professional sports clubs in local community health promotion
Charitable arms of professional sports clubs and organizations (PSCOs) offer a range of health promotion (HP) programmes within communities, yet little is known about their role within approaches to HP, particularly from the view of key intersectoral partners. Our study explored the perceptions of the role of PSCOs within local approaches to HP from the perspective of multisectoral stakeholders in a southwest region of England. A qualitative sing…
Where Do Professional Sports Clubs and Organisations Sit Within a Local Health Promotion System? A Social Network Analysis Study
Professional sports clubs and organisations (PSCOs) have been identified as effective organisations for health promotion (HP); however, their position and connectivity within local HP systems is largely unknown. Our research aimed to explore (i) who identifies PSCOs as a key partner within the delivery of local HP projects, (ii) who they collaborate with, and (iii) their perceived importance by network members. A social network analysis survey wa…
Goldilocks day
These findings concur with current guidelines that more MVPA and less SB are better, but the optimal time youth should spend in each behaviour depends on the health outcome of interest. This indicates that one size does not fit all when making recommendations for multiple cardiometabolic health outcomes
Trust Matters
Introduction: Trust is vital for relationship building and the delivery of quality care. Trust has been described as ‘the glue that makes partnerships work’. 1 But, developing trust takes time, and involves navigating different interests and priorities, imbalances in power, and vulnerabilities. 2 Relationships are often developed under significant time and resource pressures inherent in implementation trials. Intervention: The Rural Kids Guided P…
Implementation challenges of professional sport club-led health promotion in primary schools
Professional sport clubs and organisations (PSCOs) are effective settings for adults’ health promotion; however, little insight exists regarding their potential role in children’s health promotion. This research sought to explore the role, delivery, and challenges of PSCO health promotion projects delivered in primary schools located in Bristol, England. A qualitative case study methodology was followed, utilising semi-structured interviews and e…
Medicine (6 works) · Public health (5 works) · Gerontology (4 works) · Physical Activity and Health (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Health promotion (3 works) · Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet (3 works) · Qualitative research (3 works) · Association (psychology (2 works) · Biostatistics (2 works)