Patricia Doyle-Baker

Associate Professor, Faculty of Kinesiology
Associate Professor, Adjunct, Faculty of Environmental Design (up to 2018)
Member of O'Brien Institue of Public Health Collaborator with the Sport Injury Research Prevention Centre (SIPRC)Member of the Alberta Children's Hospital Research Institute for Child and Maternal Health

My research involves clinical exercise physiology, epidemiology and sport science. These three fields of study come together in my role as a doctor of Public Health. Our laboratory research group uses blood markers (hormones) metabolic parameters, (bone mineral density, bone content, lean body and fat free mass) and physiological profiles (exercise and activity based), to provide evidence towards population based outcomes. My lab's collaborations spread across several disciplines including: medicine, health promotion, environmental design, and athletic populations. These rich experiences provide my lab with a wealth of information which allows us to translate knowledge (which we are very passionate about) and impact audiences through speaking and writing.

Please note that my career framework is founded in public health and health education. 

Sabbetical Fellowship 2017-2018, 2010, 2003

• 2016 Community ServiceAward for ‘Inspired Community Service’ from The UCalgary Faculty Association
• 2015  Last Lecture in 2015 Seriestitled: The Three C’s in a Career and an Oreo Cookie. Nominated by student suggestions and sponsored by Leadership and Student Engagement Office and the Student’s Union. https://www.facebook.com/events/1577599569170283/
• 2014  Awarded Dr. E. Bako -Outstanding achievement and leadership in exercise science and practice by the Health and Fitness Program of the Provincial Fitness Unit of Alberta. http://www.provincialfitnessunit.ca/news/2014/nov/20/dr-patricia-doyle-baker-2014-bako-award-recipient/

Professional Activities Current and past positions

• CSEP Board of Directors –Alberta member at large                                                                                
• Alberta Public Health Association (APHA)                                                                                               
  • President                                                                                                                                                
• Calgary History of Medicine Society (CHOMS)                                                                                                         
• International Physical Activity and Environment Network (IPEN)                                                       
• Canadian Public Health Association                                                                                                                           
• Canadian Obesity Network                                                                                                                                            
• The Sport Medicine Council of Alberta, (SMCA).                                                                                                      
  • Regional representative and Lifetime member
  • Certified Doping Control Officer
• North American Association for Study of Obesity (NAASO)          
• Sport Science Association of Alberta (SSAA), President                                                                        
• Alberta Fitness Leadership Certification Association, Executive Committee, Uni rep.  
• Arthritis Management Advisory Board, Calgary Jewish Center, AB.                                                    
• Alberta Fitness Leadership Certification Association, Executive Committee, Elected VP               
• Alberta Fitness Leadership Certification Association, Communications Committee    
• Alberta Fitness Leadership Association                                                                                                                      
  • President                                                                                                                                                
• American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM)                                                                                                          
• Canadian Society for Exercise Physiologists (CSEP)                                                                                                 
  • Provincial committee member                                                                                                                             
• The Canadian Athletic Therapists Association, (CATA)                                                                                           
• International Exercise and Dance Association, (IDEA)                                                                                             
• British Columbia Recreation and Parks Association (B.C.R.P.A.)                    
  • Fitness Executive Board

Membership-Community

• West Island College Board of Directors                                                                                                    
• G02 -Planning Committee                                                                                                                                             
• Women’s Health Research Group                                                                                                             
• Advisor Committee for Fitness Roundup Conference, Banff.                                                             

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Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC-RDI). (2009-2 yr) Project title: Exercise and osteoarthritis: understanding the contexts of women through sport.

Bella Foundation. (2008-2 yr) Project title: Does Vitamin D and Quality of life change in working Alberta women enrolled in 12 week lifestyle education intervention program?

Doucet Bequest. (2008-2 yr). Project title: Do Health Parameters Differ Between 1st Year University Students and Non-student Populations? FYI Health Study.

Canadian Institute Health Research (CIHR) Health Services Evaluation and Intervention Research award. (2007-3 yr). Project title: Economic Evaluation of Using Urban Form to Increase Exercise (ECOEUFORIA).

My career framework is founded in public health, defined as everything outside the health care system, and how society functions. My academic appointments model this framework with positions in the Faculties of Kinesiology and Environmental Design (adjunct-EVDS), as an affiliate and part of the Faculty of the Population Health Intervention Research Centre – within the Faculty of Medicine, as a collaborator with the Sport Injury Research Prevention Centre and as a member of the Alberta Children's Hospital Research Institute for Child and Maternal Health. My work in the academy as well as in the community reflects my innate ability to engage and speak with diverse populations on health and educational issues particularly related to the broad domain of Health Literacy in Canadian society. Two of my strongest attributes are knowledge transfer in public health with a similar expertise in research translation. I am entering my 25th year in academia and therefore I have a cadre of conventional and creative skill sets with novel expertise in the areas of clinical skills, education, research, teaching and speaking. I am acutely aware, that partnerships outside the university setting, and collaborations between and across universities provide the foundation for enhancing the intellectual life of university faculty, students and staff. Therefore I volunteer and provide support to the greater community through working with organizations outside the academia. In summary, I have a solid reputation, an encompassing familiarity with academia and adult learners, a strong belief in advocacy and a passion for societal investment, a leadership style that embraces collaboration and participation and last but not least a spirit of innovation and creativity.

XI      Invited Addresses**keynotes

Speaking- Keynotes, Workshops (facilitor)

2012

• Perspectives in Exercise Health and Fitness Conference (CSEP), Kananaskis, AB. Titles: iExercise: connecting obesity with inflammation and injury; What does literacy, exercise programs and education have to do with how great we are? and Forum Moderator: The Role of the Exercise Professional in Public Health Symposium. (Nov. 2-4^th).
• Penn West, Calgary AB. (Oct. 29^th 2012). Title: Heart Disease in Women: It has a different rhythm!
• Fit Rendezvous Conference sponsored by the Provincial Fitness Unit, Edmonton AB. Titles: iExercise: connecting obesity with inflammation and injury; What does literacy, exercise programs and education have to do with how great we are? and The ‘Fitness Whisper’ will be the wise trainer that leads us into 21^st century of exercise! (May 25-27^th). http://provincialfitnessunit.ca/media/uploads/Fit_Rendezvous_2012_WebReady.pdf

2010

• ARPA Conference and Energize Workshop. Jasper, AB. Title: Exploring places and neighbourhoods with reference to health outcomes of populations. (October 21-23).
• **Physical Activity Forum 2010. Calgary AB –May 26; Lethbridge June 1^st; Edmonton June 4^th.
• Title: Does the Built Environment Influence Health? http://www.centre4activeliving.ca/physical-activity-forum/2010-design/speaker-slides.pdf

2009

• **YMCA Manger’s Retreat-Facilitating. Banff Alberta. Title: An umbrella as a metaphor of life. (Feb 9^th).
• Alberta CSEP Health and Fitness Program. CEP Upgrade Workshop- Edm. AB. Title: Aging and Metabolic Competency. (April 5^th).

2008

• Lunch and Learn. Sponsored by Healthy U. of C. Calgary AB. Title. Apoplexy, cerebral vascular event or a brain attack! (June 25^th).
• Alberta CSEP Health and Fitness Program. CEP Upgrade Workshop- Edm. AB. Title: Aging and Metabolic Competency. (June 26^th).
• Fit Rendezvous Conference sponsored by the Provincial Fitness Unit, Edmonton AB. AB. Titles: Red Rover, Red Rover we call insulin over! and Aging and Suddenly Senior – The Sigma Protocol! (June 1^st).

2007

• Trainers Biennial Conference (TBAC). Train the Trainer. Red Deer, AB. Title: Arthritis and Exercise. (Nov. 2^nd).
• Alberta CSEP Health and Fitness Program. CEP Upgrade Workshop- Edm. AB. Title: Aging and Metabolic Competency. (Oct. 13^th).
• **Recreational Connection Toolkit Workshop -Calgary Health Initiative Facilitating. Calgary, AB. Title: Smarties, Big Gulps and Healthy Kids: orienting physical activity benefits. (Oct. 9^th).
• Women’s Wellness Day- Alberta Children’s Hospital, Calgary. AB. Title: Slugs, Sloths and Us! (June 9^th)
• Alberta CSEP Health and Fitness Program. CEP Upgrade Workshop- Edm. AB. Aging and Metabolic Competency. (May 18^th).
• **Oncology Nurses Day - Calgary, AB. Title: Why does a Gluteus Maximus make you laugh? (April 4^th)
• **Osteo Forum-U. of Calgary, AB. Title: Build it, Break it, and Store it. A closet look at Osteoporosis. (Jan. 27^th).

2006

• **Motivational Speaker for the start of the Corporate Workplace Wellness and Physical Activity Pilot Project (Canada 100 project). ENMAX. Title: Walking 101…A little something to get you motivated.
• Finding Balance Women’s Conference. Red Deer, AB. Title: Heart Disease in Women: It has a different rhythm. (May 13^th)
• **Mt. Royal College Faculty of Nursing- Professional Development Day, Calgary, AB. Title: Who you gonna call? Yourself! (Feb. 24^th).
• AB South Eastern Alberta Teachers (SEACA) convention, Medicine Hat, AB. Title: Let’s Get R.E.A.L. about Health (Feb. 25^th).
• CSEP Perspectives in Exercise Health and Fitness Conference, Kananaskis, AB. Title: A Neglected Outcome of Research: The Exercise Professional. (Nov. 2-4^th,)

2005

• AB South Eastern Alberta Teachers (SEACA) convention, Medicine Hat, AB. Title: Health: It’s as easy as ABC…D. (Feb. 24^th).
• **Northern Lights Coaching Symposium, Yellowknife, NWT. Titles: The Circle of Performance: Women Athletes in the Making! and Spellbound by the aurora borealis. But can you hear it? Feb. 26-27^th
• CAAWS Point of VIEW Symposium Calgary, AB. Title: The Circle of Influence: A Star in the Making. (March 10^th)
• Fit Rendezvous Conference**Women Wellness Series sponsored by Human Factors Calgary, AB. Title: Menopause-Life Long Changes. (June 8^th)
• **Taking Pounds off Sensibly (TOPS), Calgary Chapter. Calgary, AB. Title: Exercise and diet. (June 14^th)
• U of C Professional Education Fitness, Calgary, AB Title: Menopause-Thermal Inversion. (Nov. 14^th)
• Centre City Plan Ideas Fair. Calgary Alberta, Title: Let’s B.E.E.P.: Builders and barriers, Environment and exercise, Exercise and self-efficacy, People and policy. (Nov. 18^th).

 2004

• Fit Rendezvous Conference sponsored by the Provincial Fitness Unit, Edmonton AB. Titles: Why Don’t Rats Wear Bikinis? Because… and 2) It’s healthier and more economical to walk than fly! (May 28^th)
• **Changes: Women’s symposium on Menopause. Title: The Life long tune up! Menopause. Glenco –club. (May 29^th).
• **Women Work Wonders Evening sponsored by Calgary Cross PC Association. Title: A Women’s Heart: It’s a Different Rhythm. (May)

2003

• **Taking Pounds off Sensibly (TOPS), Calgary Chapter. Calgary TOPS. Ten questions and answers on exercise (Nov.)

2001

• Professional Fitness Leader Certification Workshop (PFLC), Calgary AB.; Body Composition Analysis.
• Trainer’s Biannual Certification Conference (TBAC), Red Deer, AB., Shaman, Paradigm Shifter and Healthy Person.

2000

• **University of Calgary Human Resources Group, AB. Topic: Work place wellness. Title: What’s between the lines: the shared vision! (June)
• Professional Fitness Leader Certification Workshop (PFLC), Calgary AB.; Title: The Other YK2 problem: C0-morbidity. (April)

1999

• **The Latin American Women’s Assoc., Calgary AB. Title: Understanding Menopause. (Feb).
• Fibromyalgia Retreat sponsored by Energy for Life, Nakoda Lodge, AB. Title: Wonders of the Fibromyalgia Lottery (Feb).

1998

• Shaping the Future Conference, Calgary, AB., Titles: Where’s Waldo and Menopause: the life long tune up. (November)
• Glenco Fitness Club, Calgary AB., Title: Menopause: The Life Long Tune Up. (June)
• Fit Rendezvous Conference, Edmonton, AB., Titles: The Tao of Fitness Leadership and Menopause, the life long tune up. (May)

1997

• Professional Fitness Lifestyle Counsellor Re-Certification Conference (PFLC) Kannanski, AB., Title: The Tao of Fitness Leadership. (Oct).
• Changing Gears Conference, Calgary, AB. Title: What do we champion next in women’s health? (March).

1996

• Trainer’s BiAnnuAl Certification Conference (TBAC), Red Deer, AB., Title: Shaman, Paradigm Shifter and Healthy Person. (October)
• **YMCA Volunteer Instructor’s Retreat, Camp Chief Hector, AB., Title: Fit for Delivery. (September)
• Fit Rendezvous Conference, Edmonton, AB. Title: Fit for Delivery, (May).
• Calgary Leisure Learning Services, Calgary, AB., Title: Shaman, Paradigm Shifter and Healthy Person. (Jan.)

1995

• Changing Gears Conference, Calgary, AB., Title: Shaman, Paradigm Shifter and Healthy Person. (October).
• Certified Fitness Appraisal Workshop (CFA), Calgary AB. Title: Shaman, Paradigm Shifter, and Healthy person. Which one are you?" (April).
• Edgemont Club, Calgary, AB., Title: Fit for Delivery and The Effects of Exercise on Fat

Metabolism. (March and November).

1994

• **MFLDA, Brandon, Manitoba; " Title: Mona Lisa was a Fitness Instructor. A self Portrait.  

and Title: Exercise Physiology: A Promiscuous Approach. (October).

• Northern Telecom Circuits Div., Calgary, AB. Title: The Effects of Exercise on Osteoporosis. (Feb.)
• Mt. Royal College, Recreation and Fitness, Calgary, AB. Title: Fat Metabolism. (Jan.)

1993

• ·**Family Medicine, University of Calgary; AB.; Title: Snap, Crackle, Pop: The Sweet Delusions of Fat Metabolism.
• ·South Family YMCA, Calgary, AB. Title: Mona Lisa was a Fitness Instructor. A self Portrait. (Nov.)
• Calgary Winter Club, Calgary, AB. Title: Contra-indicated Exercises. (Dec.)

1992

• **Club Direct, Toronto ON. Title: "Health Behaviour and the Fitness Industry: When will they marry." (July).
• Fitness Rendezvous, Edmonton AB. Titles: "The Push to Improve the Clients Knowledge and The Contra Affair: Intensity for Duration!" (April).
• Eau Claire YMCA, Calgary, AB. Title: Healthy P.L.A.Y.: Physiological Life, Acquiring it for our Youth. (November).
• **Heaven's Fitness, Calgary, AB. Title: Understanding your client and the application of research. (Jan.)  
• **CareWest Auxiliary Hospital Staff Retreat, Calgary, AB; Title: F.I.T. for Fun, (May).

1991

• **Canadian Aerobics Instructor Network (C.A.I.N), Toronto ON. Title: "Research Frontiers: understanding the bench step studies", (November).
• Club Direct, Toronto ON. Title: "The Push to Improve the Client's Knowledge", (October).
• International Dance Exercise Association (I.D.E.A.), Nashville Tenn., U.S.A. Titles: "Research Update: on Aerobic Dance Studies", & "Physical Activity and Fat Metabolism", (May).
• Certified Fitness Appraisal Workshop (CFA), Calgary AB. Title: "A day in the life of Aerobic Annie." (May)
• Fitness Roundup, Banff AB. Titles: "Research Frontiers and the Language of Biomechanics!" and "Aerobic Annie's Fat Metabolism", (April).
• Family Medicine, Foothills Hospital, Calgary, AB. Trym Gym, Obesity Program; Title: Fat Metabolism (Feb.).
• North Family YMCA, Calgary AB. Title: Stretching workshop for aquatic staff. (December).

1990

• Be Fit for Life Conference, Calgary AB. Titles: Research Update; Aerobic Dance Injuries, and The application of the F.I.T.T. Principle", (October).
• Just for the Fit of It Conference, Mt. Royal College, Calgary, AB.; Titles: Hot Hot Hot Industry Topics and Heard it Through the GRAPVINE. (October)
• Shape Magazine's International Conference, LA. U.S.A. Title: Research Update: Aerobic Dance Trends, (August).
• Fitness Rendezvous, Edmonton AB. Title: "Research Update; Aerobic Dance Trends", (May).
• YWCA Staff Retreat, Banff AB. Title: Contraindicated Exercises. (October).

1989

• **Fitness North Conference, Prince George B.C. Titles: "Physical Activity and Health", and F.I.T. Breaks: Take the Yawn out of sitting". (October)
• Fitness Roundup, Banff AB. Co-presenter: Shirley Murray, Title: "Fitness for Pre-School Children", (April).

Speaking- Workshops educational

2012

• Forest Lawn High School Sportsmedicine Class-grade 10-12. Title: Sportsmedicine: Definition to Application. WIC Calgary AB. (Sept. 12^th).

 2011

• Calgary Science School, grades 4-9. Title: The power of movement: Flying with Dance. (October.)

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• West Island College Sportsmedicine Class-grade 11-12. Title: Sportsmedicine: Definition to Application. WIC Calgary AB. (April 29^th).

2010

• Calgary French and International School. Calgary AB. Everything about Health in a Day. (May 20^th).
• Calgary French and International School Career Fair. Calgary AB. Title: What does a cat, a croc, and a chimp have to do with career success? (March 13^th).

2008

• West Island College CALM Days. Calgary AB. Title: Why knowing what you might die from will help your quality of life! (Sept. 22^nd)

2007

• North Central Teachers' Convention Association. Edm AB. Title: Why is there an obesity epidemic in humans versus sloths? (Feb 9^th).
• Central Alberta Teacher’s Convention Association. Red Deer AB. Titles: Heart Disease in Women: It has a different rhythm and Why is there an obesity epidemic in humans versus sloths? (Feb 8^th).

2006

• H.P.E.C. Calgary. AB. Title: Empowering movement!  Steppin’ Up to Better Health.
• Alberta Teacher’s Convention Association, Calgary, and AB. Feb. 17^th. Titles: Heart Disease in Women: It has a different rhythm; Why is there an obesity epidemic in humans versus sloths?

2002

• Akvia Academy, Calgary AB. Title: FIT Breaks in the Classroom. (August)

2000

• Health Physical Education Conference (H.P.E.C.). Calgary, AB. Title: Current and Future Standards of Health for our Young Female Athletes: The Flo-Jo Syndrome. And Title: What Determines Blood Lipid Profiles in the College Population? (May).

1993

• Health and Physical Education Council (H.P.E.C.) Calgary; AB. Title: Weight Training For Junior and Senior High.

1991

• Health Physical Education Conference (H.P.E.C.), Red Deer, AB.; Titles: "Strength Training for Health" and "Cardiovascular Training for life" (May).
• Prime Time Workshop for Retirement (3 workshops per year). Grant McEwan College, AB.; Fitness section.
• Calgary Catholic Separate School Board. (3 workshops per year). Back Care Workshop for clerical and custodial staff.

1990

• Calgary Catholic Separate School Board. (3 workshops per year). Back Care Workshop for clerical and custodial staff.

1989

• Health Physical Education Conference (H.P.E.C.). Calgary AB. Strength training (May).
• Prime Time Workshop for Retirement (3 workshops per year). Grant McEwan College, AB.; Fitness section.

1988

• Health Physical Education Drive in Workshop, (H.P.E.C.), Calgary AB; Fitness Principles in the School. (November).
• Vancouver Island Physiotherapy Association. B.C. 3-week Muscle Physiology Lecture Series. Coordinator: Ms. Leslie Gordon (March-June).
• Advanced Instructor Fitness Training workshop, (CARTEL Physio Clinic). Victoria, B.C. 7-weeks. (Feb.-March).

 Oral Presentations

1. Toohey A, McCormack G, Doyle-Baker PK, Adams C, Rock M. (2012). Dog-walking and sense of community in neighborhoods: Insights for promoting regular physical activity in older adults. 140th APHA Annual Meeting (Oct. 27-31, 2012) San Francisco, CA. https://apha.confex.com/apha/140am/webprogram/Paper255037.html
2. McCormack GR, Friedenreich C, Shiell A, Giles-Corti B, & Doyle-Baker PK. (2012, June). The relationship between cluster-analysis derived walkability and neighbourhood-based recreational and transportation walking among Canadian adults. Canadian Public Health Association Annual meeting. Edm AB. http://resources.cpha.ca/CPHA/Conf/Data/2012/A12-050e.pdf
3. Doyle-Baker PK, Keeler N, Farrier M, Raman M, Lee S. (2012, February 8-10). Do we need the services of an exercise whisperer for exercise research in chronic disease populations? CDPAC Fourth Pan-Canadian Conference Integrated Chronic Disease Prevention: It Works! Ottawa, Ont.
4. Tennant G, Doyle-Baker PK. ((2012, February 8-10). An After-School Physical Activity Program for Obesity Prevention in Children: The Active Y Kids Initiative. CDPAC Fourth Pan-Canadian Conference Integrated Chronic Disease Prevention: It Works! Ottawa, Ont.
5. Doyle-Baker PK, Farrier M, Keeler N. (2011, Oct.). Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease patient’s attitudes and beliefs regarding physical activity: a qualitative perspective. Annual Meeting CSEP, QC, Quebec.
6. Tennant G, Doyle-Baker PK. (2011, June). After-School Physical Activity Program for Obesity Prevention in Children: The Active Y Kids initiative. Improving Health for Children Conference 2011, Saskatoon, Sask.
7. Richmond S, Emery CA, Doyle-Baker PK, Nettel-Aguirre A.(2011, April 7-9).Preventing lower extremity sport injury through a high intensity neuromuscular training program in a junior high school setting. IOC World Conference on Prevention of Injury and Illness in Sport. Monte-Carlo, Principality of Monaco.
8. Doyle-Baker PK. (2011, March). iExercise: connecting childhood obesity with inflammation and injury. Retreat/Research Day for IMCH-Injury Prevention Group. Alberta Children’s Hospital Calgary Alberta.
9. Lawrence, K, Doyle-Baker PK. (2011, March). Understanding the lived experiences of young female athletes undergoing rehabilitation following a knee injury. Retreat/Research Day for IMCH-Injury Prevention Group. Alberta Children’s Hospital Calgary Alberta.
10. Lawrance KJ, Doyle-Baker PK. (2011, Jan.) Understanding the lived experiences of females undergoing rehabilitation after a knee injury. Pacific Conference of Medicine and Science in Sport, Hawaii, USA.
11. Farrier M, Doyle-Baker PK, (2011, March). Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease patient’s attitudes and beliefs regarding physical activity: a qualitative perspective. U of Calgary. Dept of Medicine. Section of Gastroenterology - Section Rounds Presentations.
12. Doyle-Baker PK, Collins E. & Lawrence K. (2010, Dec.). Female Alpine Racers Lived Experiences Of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury And Return To Skiing. 5^th International Congress on Science and Skiing, Salzburg Austria.
13. Richmond SA, Emery CA, Doyle-Baker PK, & Nettel-Aguirre A (2010, June 9). The effectiveness of a neuromuscular training warm-up program in reducing the risk of injury in sport-specific and school-based settings. Sport Injury Prevention Research Centre, University of Calgary and Canadian Academy of Sport Medicine Injury Prevention in Sport Symposium Toronto, Ontario.
14. McCormack GR, Shiell A, Friedenreich C, Doyle-Baker PK, & Sandalack B. (2009 June 7–10). Seasonal variations in physical activity participation among Calgarian adults. Canadian Public Health Association (CPHA) Annual Conference, Winnipeg, Manitoba. http://resources.cpha.ca/CPHA/Conf/Data/2009/A09-310e.pdf
15. Venner AA, Doyle-Baker PK, & Lyon ME. (2008, November 13-16). Leptin, Adiponectin and Percent Fat Mass Favourably Change in Overweight/Obese Children Participating in a Health Intervention Programme. International Conference of Childhood Obesity 2008, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shatin, Hong Kong.
16. Doyle-Baker PK. (2008, Oct. 31). What is the lipid profile of Count Dracula? University of Calgary Canadian Obesity Network - Student and New Professionals local chapter.
17. McCormack G, John Spence J, Tanya Berry T, Doyle-Baker PK. (2008, June). The Role Of Perceived Behavioural Control In The Association Between Self-Reported Neighbourhood Walkability And Leisure-Time Physical Activity International Society Behaviour Nutrition Physical activity, Banff.
18. Zahavich J, & Doyle-Baker, PK. (2008, June 5^th). Building a Gateway to College Health: Lessons and Findings. Student Obesity Network Conference, Laval Quebec.
19. Nolan MM, Doyle-Baker PK, & Sandalack BA. (2008, May). Does Neighbourhood Design Impact Children’s Ability to Access Spaces for Informal Play and Activity. ACSM 55th Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, Indiana.
20. McCormack G, Shiell A, Friedenreich C. Doyle-Baker PK. (2008, June 1-4). The Relationship between perceived neighbourhood walkability and neighbourhood specific walking among Calgarian adults: preliminary findings from the EcoEUFORIA project. Canadian Public Health Association 2008 Annual Conference, Halifax, NS.
21. Petersen JA, Shiell A, Doyle-Baker PK, & Fry MJ. (2008, June). Cost-effectiveness of the VERB physical activity awareness campaign. Canadian Public Health Association 2008 Annual Conference, Halifax, NS.
22. Doyle-Baker PK. (2007, Sept 27^th). The three piggies had it all wrong. Choosing a walkable neighbourhood. U. of C Research on obesity from genes to neighborhoods. Sponsored by Student and New Professionals of Can. Obesity Network.
23. Doyle-Baker PK, Venner AA, & Stewart JK.  (2007, Nov.). Track & Field Master Athlete Evaluation: Baseline Nutritional Assessment. Canadian Society of Exercise Physiology Annual Meeting. Ontario.
24.  Doyle-Baker PK. (2007, Aug.). Contrasting Health and Athletic Performance in Female Ice Hockey Players. Hokkaido Sapporo Universities. Hokkaido, Japan.\
25. Doyle-Baker PK, Petersen J, Lambert K, Beverly A. & Sandalack, BA. (2007, May). Neighbourhood-Based Differences in Physical Activity and Liveability: The NUDGE Project. ACSM 54th Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana. 39:5, S32.
26. Barnieh N*, Doyle-Baker PK, & Jarrell J, (2006, May 12^th). The Relationship between Physical Activity, Pain, and Health-Related Quality of Life in Women with Endometriosis. 17^th Annual Clara Christie Research Day. Dept. of OBGYN, Fac. of Medicine. U of Calgary. AB. *Winner of undergrad student best presentation award.
27. Wood S, Doyle-Baker T, & Connors G. ((2006, May 12^th). Maternal Anxiety and Spontaneous Preterm Birth in Twins and Triplets. 17^th Annual Clara Christie Research Day. Dept. of OBGYN, Fac. of Medicine. U of Calgary. AB.
28.   Doyle-Baker PK. (2003). Building a Bridge between the Art of Socializing and the Science of Training: Dragon Boat Racing Gender Research Symposium: Building Bridges. University of Calgary, AB.
29. Doyle-Baker PK. (2003 May 26-27). An Assessment of HIV/AIDS related behaviours and Knowledge among Canadian University Students. Association for Commonwealth Studies “The Health of the Commonwealth Conference”. University of King’s College, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Can.
30. Mannion C, & Doyle-Baker PK. (2002). A Comparison of Anthropometric Measurements between Lactating and Non-lactating Women (2002). 3^rd Annual Research Conference Transforming Healthcare through Research, Education & Technology, Dublin Ireland.
31. Doyle-Baker, PK. (2001, Nov. 1-3). University Dance Majors Knowledge of The Female Triad Health Status and Exercise Habits. 11^th Annual Meeting of the International Association for Dance Medicine and Science. Alcala de Henares, Spain.
32. Doyle-Baker, PK. (2000. April). The Flo-Jo Syndrome: Future Health Outcomes for the Greater Community but Not For Women Athletes.  Building Bridges: Creating an Integrated Approach to Women’s Health. Victoria, B.C.
33. Doyle-Baker PK, & Thompson D. (1991 April). Sudden Death Injuries: What the Athletic Therapist should know before it happens. Sportsmedicine Congress, Vancouver B.C.
34. Cantell M Doyle-Baker PK, Crawford S, & Kaplan B. (2005, May 17-20th). An examination of motor coordination on Movement ABC 4+ in adults with different degrees of motor competence. 6th International Conference on Developmental Coordination Disorder, Trieste, Italy.

TV and Radio

• Grey, David. (2012, July 17^th). Eye Opener CBC. Live radio interview on Can we over exercise. Calgary, AB. www.cbc.ca/player/Radio/ID/2257182268/ and July 18^th across the provinces on 11 CBC stations –taped interviews (http://podcast.cbc.ca/mp3/podcasts/ontariomorning_20120723_61317.mp3)
• The Alberta Medical Association, Canadian Medical Association, and Calgary Herald –sponsored town hall meetings on health care. (2012, March 6^th 2012- taped).  Metropolitan Conference Centre, Ballroom, 333 – 4th Avenue SW. Calgary AB. www.calgaryherald.com/news/calgary/Live+video+Alberta+Medical+Association+health+care+forum/6260047/story.html
• Breakenridge, Rob (2010. Oct. 12^th -live 10:00-11:00 pm) Radio QR77. Phone Interview on Research aims to fight obesity in kids, Calgary AB.
• Blanchard, Mike. (2010, Sept. 8^th -live 3:00-6:30 pm). Radio QR77. Phone Interview on Physical Activity in Schools in Calgary AB.
• Fox, Suzanne. (2010, May 26^th -live 6:40-6:50 am). CTV BT Show. Live on TV Interview on Does the Built Environment Influence Health? Similar Interviews taped that day at MRU with Omni TV, Global TV, and Radio QR, Calgary AB. http://www.btcalgary.ca/inside/more.jsp?content=20100527_124921_1840
• Yourex, Heather (2010, May19th -taped, 5:00 and 6:00 news) Health Beat -Global National TV. Phone Interview on Stats Can Report on Obesity and BP in Kids.
• Goomansinghm Crystal. (2009, May 21^st - taped, 5:30 pm). Global National TV. Phone interview Report on the new fitness guidelines. More exercise needed.
• Own Karen. (2009, April 27^th -taped, 5:30 news) Nature Deficit Disorder: Do Our Kids Need Nature? CTV.
• Fink Jebb. (2009, April 27^th -live, 6:30 news) Global Calgary TV. Live on TV interview on Nature Deficit Disorder: Do Our Kids Need Nature?
• Schurman Michelle (2008, October 29^th -taped, 5:00 and 6:00 news) Health Beat- Fit Kids Global. http://www.globaltv.com/globaltv/calgary/video/index.html
• DeCillia Brooks. (2008, July 29^th -taped -featured story). Soldiers of Fitness. CBC TV – National News at Six and Radio One on August 07^th.
• Collins Jeff. (2007, Sept. 10^th -Live 3:10 pm). CBC radio, The Home Stretch. Radio Interview ‘On neighbourhood play’.
• Keene Jennifer. (2007, June 20^th -taped). CBC, The Eye Opener- featured on 7:58 am June 21^st. Is It Me Or Is It Hot In Here?, i.e., the differences in physiology of men and women.
• Bohnert Greg. (2007, Jan 17^th – in studio taped interview). AM770CHQR Produced a two-part documentary ‘Childhood Obesity on the rise’. (Jan. 20^th 2007).
• McElligot Donna. (2007, Jan 23^rd live in studio-12:45 pm) CBC, Wild Rose Country. Accompanied by grad student Ali Venner on Childhood Obesity.
• Fairless Daemon (2007, Jan. 19^th taped). CBC, Quirks and Quarks. Phone Interview on What is a stitch? http-www.cbc.ca-quirks-media-2006-2007. Aired Jan. 20^th 2007 at 1:10 pm.
• Eagle 100.9 in High River (2005, Feb. 15^th on air live). HSF report card: popular myth that living in the country or suburbs is better for your health?  A channel TV (2005, Feb 14^th –taped).
• Collins Jeff. (1997, June10^th –Live in studio, 3:10 pm). CBC radio, The Home Stretch. On "Menopause: The Life Long Tune Up.”
• CBC, (1997, June, live in studio) The Homestretch, Calgary, AB. Feature on my keynote presentation, at the Glencoe Club. Title: "Menopause: The Life Long Tune Up” an on air interview.
• CBC. (1989, Oct., Live interview). Prince George B.C.  On my keynote presentation at Fitness North, "The Grass Roots of Wellness".
• CFAX Radio. (1988, June-July 12:00 noon). Victoria, B.C.; Exercise Question Host.-live phone in.
• Summer Dance Fest, Cable 10, (1987, Live interview). Victoria, B.C. On dance Injuries.
• Gzowski, Peter (1985, Oct. 11^th -Live 7:30 am phone interview). CBC Radio, Morningside. On "A Women Athletic Therapist with Rugby Team!"

Webs and Blogs

• Rosenthal, Lou. (2011, Jan. 16^th office interview). Sci-Non-Fi. Lou’s News, (4)3.
• Active Healthy Kids Canada with General Mills. (2008, June). Frequently asked questions: On built environment and obesity. www.everydaycelebrations.ca website.
• U of C Now. Interview. McSwinney D. (2007, Oct 3rd). Is your neighbourhood making your child fat? http://medicine.ucalgary.ca/about/fatneighbourhoods

Newspaper,and Magazines

• White Kathy. (2012 Sept. 19^th phone interview). Fitness tips for university students. Sun Media.
• Tannock Kat. (2012, June 18^th phone interview). Energy Article. Expected publication (Sept.) Globe and Mail.
• Hofmann Holly. (2010 July 13^th phone interview). Taking steps to a heath body and mind. The Calgary Journal, pp.14 (August).
• Gauthier, G. (2010, June 1^st phone Interview). Inactivity by Design. Lethbridge Herald, A3.
• Castagna C. (2010, June 3^rd). Does built environment influence health? Blogs Keeping Fit. edmontonsun.com.
• Bascaramurty, D. (2010, May 12th -phone interview). Can you really get a "beach-ready" body in a few weeks? Globe and Mail Report. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health-and-fitness/fitness/can-you-really-get-a-beach-ready-body-in-a-few-weeks/article583272/
• Winston Iris. (2009, August 18^th phone interview). Experts recommend a moderate level of fitness. Edmonton Journal, Health. http://www.edmontonjournal.com/health/Experts+recommend+moderate+level+fitness/1904205/story.html
• Derworiz Colette, (2009, May17^th phone interview). Suburb-Dwellers Shed Sloth Image in New Study. Calgary Herald, Frontpage –A4.
• Obad Joe. (2008, F). Walk this way. U Magazine. Vol 3 (3).
• Auger Shirley. (2008, June 16^th). School kids take 3 minute fitness break. Childhood Obesity Prevention  http://fightchildhoodobesity.blogspot.com
• Magnan Michelle. (2008, June 16^th). Taking a fitness break. Calgary Herald. Real Life, C5
• Sired M. (2008, Jan. 18^th) Crash Course. On Campus, 5(7):9.
• Platt Michael. (2008, Mar. 28^th office interview). In haste to protect Junior from the big bad world, we forgot the big bad bulge. Calgary Sun.
• Global TV. (2007, Sept 26^th). Newer Calgary neighbourhoods limit child's play. http://www.globaltvcalgary.com/newer+calgary+neighborhoods+limit+childs+play/59980/story.html
• Morib N. (2007, Jan 11^th). Hefty kids sought. News Calgary and Alberta update. Calgary Sun.
• Tetley D. (2007, Jan.12^th). U of C study will try and find to find obesity indicator. Calgary Herald, City and Region, B5.
• Allford J. (2006, Sept. office interview). Play in the Year 2031. Avenue Magazine, pp. 50-59.
• Mourtada R. (2006, July, phone interview). In Deep Water. Reader’s Digest, pp. 174.
• Niblock L. (2006, Apr. 28^th). Childhood Obesity Studied. OnCampus Weekly. http:/www www.ucalgary.ca/oncampus/weeklyapril28-06/childood-obesity.html
• Gray David. (2006, Feb. 9^th). Healthy habits make the most of metabolism. Calgary Herald. Neighbours, N12.
• Sasvari J. (2005, Jan. 13^th). ‘One step at a time’ and ‘Qu’est-ce que c’est ‘diet’. Calgary Herald. Real Life. Sec. E.
• evds urban lab newsletter (2005, May) pp.3.
• Sandelack B. (2005, spring). Bad for your Health. Dialogue, pp. 16-18
• Urquhart D. (2005, Feb 4^th) Making News. In The NEWS.
• Urquhart D. (2005, Jan. 14^th) Does your neighbourhood make you fat? OnCampus Weekly.
• Tetlley D. (2005 Jan. 5th). Calgary’s Walkability Assessed Calgary Herald: City and Region. B2.
• Older YMCA Members Determined to Stay Fit. (2004, Sept.-Oct.) Industry news. The Journal on Active Aging, pp.13-14.
• Hot Topic. (2003, Sept 12^th). From Fat to Fit. OnCampus Weekly.
• Bysterveld L. Sara. (2005). Does Where You Live Determine How Healthy You Are? New Home Source, (35), pp.33 & 35.
• Ridgen M. (2003, Aug 30^th). Slim in suburbia? Fat chance! Calgary Sun, News. pp. 10.
• Reid A. (2002, Sept 5^th). Harry Houdini for underwater escape tricks. University of Calgary Gazette, 30(11): 12.
• Van Buuren Y. (2001, Apr 7^th). Stretching the Truth. Weekend Post, Health and Beauty, W7.
• Makar Jan. (1997, Nov. 24^th). Exercise melts winter chills. Calgary Herald.
• Calgary Herald. (1990, Apr 22^nd). Body building propelled her into the big leagues. E5
• Samuelson, J. (1989, June office interview). Women Who Succeed in Fitness Professions. Calgary Women's Forum, (1) 3:10.

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