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Researcher

Julie Delobelle

Awards & Distinctions

5 Results

2025

Contexts, affective and physical states and their variations during physical activity in older adults : an intensive longitudinal study with sensor-triggered event-based ecological momentary assessments

Julie DelobelleSofie CompernolleTomas VetrovskyJelle Van CauwenbergDelfien Van Dyck

A1 Journal Article in INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BEHAVIORAL NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

Sensor-triggered ecological momentary assessment in physical activity and sedentary behaviour research among Belgian community-dwelling elderly: lessons learnt from intensive longitudinal studies

Julie DelobelleElien LebufSofie CompernolleTomas VetrovskyJelle Van CauwenbergRichard CimlerJitka KuhnovaDelfien Van Dyck

U Journal Article in BMJ Open

2024

Fitbit's accuracy to measure short bouts of stepping and sedentary behaviour : validation, sensitivity and specificity study

Julie DelobelleElien LebufDelfien Van DyckSofie CompernolleMichael JanekFemke De BackereTomas Vetrovsky

A1 Journal Article in DIGITAL HEALTH

Older adults' compliance with mobile ecological momentary assessments in health behavior research : future recommendations

Sofie CompernolleTomas VetrovskyIris MaesJulie DelobelleElien LebufFlore De VylderKim CnuddeDelfien Van Dyck

Older adults’ compliance with mobile ecological momentary assessments in behavioral nutrition and physical activity research : pooled results of four intensive longitudinal studies and recommendations for future research

Sofie CompernolleT. VetrovskyIris MaesJulie DelobelleElien LebufFlore De VylderKim CnuddeJelle Van CauwenbergLouise PoppeDelfien Van Dyck

A1 Journal Article in INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BEHAVIORAL NUTRITION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY