This research area takes a multidisciplinary approach to studying the individual, social, technological, organisational and environmental factors that influence health behaviours (physical activity, sedentary lifestyles, diet, sleep, digital technology use and addictions) with a view to prevention, the promotion of well-being and performance.
The aim is to understand how physical, social, organisational and digital environments influence these behaviours, in order to design systems, policies, technological tools, regulatory frameworks and support strategies tailored to people’s needs within their everyday contexts. This research area draws on complementary expertise from the fields of sports science, the humanities and social sciences, engineering and computer science.
Shared objectives:
- Physical activity: fatigue, daily routines and lifestyles among different groups, with or without chronic conditions
- Disability, para-sport, mobility and sensory input
- Health and well-being at work
- Communication on health and risk
- Healthcare litigation and the law relating to vulnerable persons
- Human resource management and organisational performance
- Digital prevention, technological acculturation in relation to social practices
Centre of expertise involved:
- PELOPS: Performance, Education, and Links to Olympic and Paralympic Sport
Laboratories involved:
Main affiliation: CERGAM, COSMER, IM2NP, IMSIC, J-AP2S
Secondary affiliation: LEAD, BABEL, CERC, CDPC, MAPIEM
Components involved:
- Faculty of Sports Science
- UFR Ingémédia
- University Institute of Technology (IUT)
- Faculty of Law
- Faculty of Economics and Management
- Faculty of Languages, Literature and the Humanities
- Faculty of Science and Technology
