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J.F. Lisón leads a public health research group studying the effectiveness of exercise interventions on physical performance and quality of life in older adults. The group investigates how physical measures explain performance and the effects of unstable shoes on disability and back pain. They also evaluate pain relief from TENS during medical procedures and exercise-diet programs for childhood obesity. The group has fully equipped laboratories and includes medical doctors and physiotherapists with experience in geriatric medicine and rehabilitation. They are open to collaborations related to age-related health issues and interventions to enhance function.
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Denis is a dynamic and results-driven Chief Information Officer (CIO) with a distinguished career spanning information systems analysis and technical project management. With a proven track record of spearheading the design and delivery of cutting-edge Information Management solutions, he has consistently elevated business operations, streamlined reporting functions, and maximized process efficiency.
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- 1. CONTACT J.F. LISÓN juanfran@uchceu.es 1. OURWORK • Studying the effectiveness of multicompo- nent exercise intervention on physical per- formance, independence and health-rela- ted quality of life on healthy and impaired institutionalized and community-dwelling older adults. • Investigate the contribution and extent to which the physical measures may explain the physical performance in older adults. • Investigate the effects that wearing unsta- ble shoes has on disability, trunk muscle activity, and lumbar spine range of motion in patients with chronic lower back pain. • Evaluate the pain-relieving effect of transcu- taneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) during diagnostic and/or therapeutic medi- cal procedures. • Investigate the effects of multidisciplinary, online, multimedia, interactive and self-ad- ministered combined exercise–diet pro- grams for the treatment of childhood obesi- ty. 4. FACILITIES • Fully equipped research laboratories, Biomechanical Motion and Analysis La- boratory, Functional Capacity and Geria- tric Assessment Laboratory, Cardio-res- piratory Assessment Room etc. 2. RESEARCH INTERESTS 3. EXPERTISE AND EXPERIENCE • Wide experience and valuable knowledge gained from 15 years of dealing with both healthy and impaired geriatric populations. • International projects. • Collaboration and exchange of international researchers between groups, both in short stays and for the shared direction of doctoral thesis. POSSIBILITIES FOR COLLABORATION5. OUR GROUP Two Medical Doctors, seven Physiotherapist and Phycologist researchers with experience in geriatric medicine and rehabilitation. • Participation in projects related to the development of therapeutic tools for the treatment of the age-related con- sequences. • Participation in projects related to in- terventions focused on the enhance- ment of functional performance and its implications on the activities of the daily living. • Participation in projects related to the treatment of musculoskeletal patho- logies and pain release. PUBLIC HEALTH RESEARCH GROUP HEALTH SCIENCES FACULTY UNIVERSIDAD CARDENAL HERRERA-CEU, CEU UNIVERSITIES - MONCADA, VALENCIA, SPAIN