Associate Prof. Khoo Phaik Lin Selina

University of Malaya, Malaysia

AREAS OF EXPERTISE:Sports Sociology, Physical Activity (Sport for All, women in sports, disability sports, volunteerism in sports)

Khoo Phaik Lin Selina is  Associate professor at University of Malaya in Malaysia.She is.Member of University of Malaya Research Ethics Committee (Non-Medical), University Malaya, in 01/09/2016 to 31/08/2018.Deputy Director of Research & Development, Centre for Sports and Exercise Sciences,in 01/08/2018 to 31/08/2019.Acting Director in Centre for Sports and Exercise Sciences in 01/11/2018 to 01/08/2019.Chairperson in University of Malaya Research Ethics Committee (Non-medical),in 03/04/2019 to 31/12/2020 etc.

RECENT SELECTED PUBLICATIONS:

Khoo, K. K & Khoo, S. 2007. 50 Outstanding Malaysian Sportspersons. Kuala Lumpur: The Writers Publishing House.

Khoo, S. 2005. Sport for All in Malaysia: Policy and Practice. Kuala Lumpur: University Malaya Press.

Radzi, W. M., Daud, M. A. K., & Khoo, S. (2016). Women leaders and sport in Malaysia: Laying the foundations for the future. In C. Koca (Ed.), Inspirational Women in Asia: Making a Difference in Physical Education, Sport and Dance (pp. 181-196). Juiz de Flora: NGIME/UFJF.

Lee, K. M. & Khoo, S. (2017). Leisure lifestyles in multicultural Malaysia. In K. A. Henderson & A. Sivan (Eds.) Leisure from International Voices (pp. 127-136). Urbana, IL: Sagamore Venture

AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS:

Certificate of Excellent Service, University Malaya, 2008, (University)

Excellence Service Award, University Malaya, 2009, (University)

Oral Presentation - 3rd Prize, Pan-Asian Society of Sports & Physical Education, 2010, (International)

Certificate of Excellent Service, University Malaya, 2010, (University)

Research Award, World Recreation Educational Association, 2013, (International)

Khidmat Setia 20 Award, 2015

Certificate of Excellent Service, University Malaya, 2015, (University)

Excellence Service Award, University Malaya, 2017, (University)

Title:mHealth Interventions to Address Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviour in Cancer Survivors

Abstract:Cancer affects all world regions and is a major cause of morbidity and mortality. Cancer survivors reported poorer physical and mental health compared to adults without cancer. Cancer survivors are also at increased risk of recurrent cancer and other diseases such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and osteoporosis. Increasing physical activity and reducing sedentary behavior have the potential to improve the health and quality of life of cancer survivors. Participation in physical activity during and after cancer treatment is associated with improvements of physiologic and psychosocial outcomes. In contrast, high levels of sedentary behavior in cancer survivors has been linked to increased all-cause mortality, sleep disturbance, poorer physical functioning, and lower quality of life. The proliferation of mobile devices and continuous access to the internet provide an opportunity for mobile health (mHealth) to be used to address physical activity and sedentary behavior in cancer survivors. mHealth is defined as the use of mobile phones, patient monitoring devices, personal digital assistants, and other mobile wireless devices to support medical and public health practice. This presentation will discuss mHealth interventions that have been used to address physical activity and/or sedentary behavior in people who have been diagnosed with any type of cancer. Most research evaluated the efficacy of mHealth apps, wearable trackers, and text messages in increasing physical activity or increasing physical activity and reducing sedentary behaviour. On the whole, mHealth has been found to effectively address physical activity and sedentary behaviour in cancer survivors.

Khoo Phaik Lin Selina是来自马来西亚的马来亚大学的副教授，她在2016年1月9日至2018年8月31日担任马来亚大学研究伦理委员会（非医学）成员。 体育与运动科学中心研究与发展部，从2018年8月1日至2019年8月31日。体育与运动科学中心代理主任从2018年11月11日至2019年8月8日。 马来亚研究伦理委员会（非医学），于03/04/2019至31/12/2020等。

最近的出版物：

Khoo，K. K＆Khoo，S.2007.50名杰出的马来西亚运动员. 吉隆坡：作家出版社

Khoo，S.，2005年《马来西亚人人享有体育：政策与实践》 吉隆坡：马来亚大学出版社

Radzi，W.M.，Daud，M.A.K.，＆Khoo，S.（2016年）马来西亚的女性领导人和体育：为未来奠定基础.在科卡（编辑）的《亚洲的励志女性：在体育，运动和舞蹈方面有所作为》（第181-196页） Juiz de Flora：NGIME / UFJF

Lee，K.M.＆Khoo，S.（2017年）马来西亚多元文化的休闲生活方式。 在K. A. Henderson和A. Sivan（编辑）的《国际之声》（第127-136页）中. 伊利诺伊州厄巴纳：Sagamore Venture

奖项与认可：

马来亚大学，2008年优秀服务证书

2009年，马来亚大学卓越服务奖

口头演讲-2010年泛亚体育与体育教育学会三等奖

马来亚大学，2010年优秀服务证书

2013年世界娱乐教育协会研究奖

2015年Khidmat Setia 20奖2015年，马来亚大学，优秀服务证书

2017年，马来亚大学卓越服务奖

题目：mHealth Interventions to Address Physical Activity and Sedentary Behaviour in Cancer Survivors

摘要：癌症影响世界所有地区，是发病率和死亡率的主要原因。与没有癌症的成年人相比，癌症幸存者的身心健康状况较差。癌症幸存者罹患复发性癌症和其他疾病（如心血管疾病，糖尿病和骨质疏松症）的风险也增加。增加体育锻炼和减少久坐不动的行为有可能改善癌症幸存者的健康和生活质量。参加癌症治疗期间和之后的体育锻炼与改善生理和心理状况有关。相反，癌症幸存者的久坐行为与全因死亡率增加，睡眠障碍，身体机能较差和生活质量降低有关。移动设备的普及和持续访问互联网为移动健康（mHealth）提供了一个机会，可用于解决癌症幸存者的体育活动和久坐行为。移动医疗的定义是使用移动电话，患者监护设备，个人数字助理和其他移动无线设备来支持医疗和公共卫生实践。本演讲将讨论mHealth干预措施，这些干预措施已用于解决被诊断患有任何类型癌症的人们的体育活动和/或久坐行为。大多数研究评估了mHealth应用程序，可穿戴追踪器和文本消息在增加体力活动或增加体力活动和减少久坐行为方面的功效。总体而言，已发现mHealth可有效应对癌症幸存者的体育活动和久坐行为。