Hannah A. Lavoie, PhD, CHES, ACSM-PAPHS, is a behavioral scientist whose work focuses on developing and evaluating behavioral interventions to promote physical activity for disease prevention/treatment and improve quality of life among individuals living with and beyond cancer. Her research interests include digital health, mobile apps, online social networks, wearable technologies, and behavioral weight management.
- Behavioral Intervention Development & Evaluation
- Physical Activity & Exercise
- Digital Health & Mobile Health
- Cancer Survivorship
- Behavioral Weight Management
- Social Media & Online Social Networks
- Wearable Technologies
- Qualitative research
- Mixed methods
- Behavioral Intervention Development & Evaluation
- Physical Activity & Exercise
- Digital Health & Mobile Health
- Cancer Survivorship
- Behavioral Weight Management
- Social Media & Online Social Networks
- Wearable Technologies
- Qualitative research
- Mixed methods
A complete listing of Dr. Lavoie's publications is available on ORCID (0000-0002-7309-3418), Google Scholar, or in her CV.
The impact of fitness influencers on physical activity outcomes: A scoping review