Anne Grunseit
Adjunct Associate Professor
Discipline of Public Health
- Adjunct Associate ProfessorDiscipline of Public Health
FUNDED RESEARCH
Anne Grunseit's research interests include the prevention of lifestyle-related chronic disease (physical activity, tobacco control, mass media campaigns, social marketing) and evaluation of population-level prevention programs.
Awards:
2018-2019
Better Health Research Theme Visiting Fellowship, University of Tasmania to travel to UTAS to collaborate on The Health of Adults' Longitudinal Observational (HALO) study Australian boost sample ($3000).
2016-2017
Arthritis Research UK Centre for Sport, Exercise and Osteoarthritis Fellowship (Grant Ref: 20194) £2810 ($4540) to travel to UK to collaborate on Recreational running and knee osteoarthritis (parkrun) research http://www.parkrun.com/research/current-projects/halo-study-is-recreational-running-associated-with-the-development-and-progression-of-knee-osteoarthritis/
Funded Research:
2024-2025
Teaming up with parkrun Australia for veteran physical and mental well-being. Cranney, L. & Grunseit., A. Invictus Australia, $10,000.
2024-2026
Our recovery. Newton-John, T., Clerc-Hawke, A., Kamper, S., Nease, D., Belton, J., Grunseit, A., Devan, H., Johnston-Devin, C., Lennox Thompson, B., Rogers, K. MRFF 2021 Consumer-Led Research Grant Proposal – Stream 1. $591,639.40
2022-2024
Applying reverse translation to the parkrun phenomenon to identify effective, sustainable methods for scaling-up public health interventions. Grunseit, A., Merom, D., Bauman, A., Milat, A., Watkins, S., Rogers, K., & Matous, P. National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)/Ideas Grant $569,799.
2021-2023
Thomas, M., Crane, M., Fields, S., Creighton, B., Pearson, B., Grunseit, A., Greaves, S., Iverach, L., Jones, M., Sheppard, K., Payne, R., Jung, J., & Hooley, A. Outcomes and community benefits of a regional active travel network: Evaluation of the Wagga Wagga Active Travel Plan. iMOVE Australia Cooperative Research Centre. $583,374.
2021
Kite, J., O’Hara, B., Grunseit, A., & Thomas, M. Evaluation of Quit Tasmania’s Tobacco Control Social Marketing Program 2019-2021. Quit Tasmania. $15750.
2021
Grunseit, A., & Bauman, A. Australian Perceptions of Prevention Survey. The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre. $20,300.
2020
Grunseit, A. Reverse translation: a systematic examination of the implementation, dissemination and participation patterns of an organically scaled up PA intervention for population-level impact. Prevention Centre Research Seeding Funds Award. The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre. $5000.
2018-2021
Bauman, A & Grunseit, A. Australian Perceptions of Prevention Survey. The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre. $199,983.
2018-2019
Aitken, D., Lahham, A., Jones, G., Cleland, V., Grunseit., A., Jose, K., & Winzenberg, T. Unlocking the potential of a novel setting to promote physical activity among patients with Knee Osteoarthritis – parkrun. Medibank Better Health Foundation. $31,312.
2018-2019
Grunseit, A., Engelen, L., Drayton, B., Hardy, L., & Bauman, A. Playspace and children’s physical activity. Northern Sydney LHD Health Promotion Unit.
$51 678.
July 2018
Reece, L., Grunseit, A., Foley, B., Mathieu, E., Graney, M., Watkins, S., & O’berg, T. Evaluation of Junior parkrun – the Australian pilot. University of Sydney Public Health Research Collaboration Scheme $4000
2014-2015
Grunseit, A., Bellew, W., & Bauman, A. Evaluation of the Narrabeen Multi-Use Trail. Northern Beaches Council. $9056.
2013- 2014
Merom, D., Anstey, K., Eramudugolla, R., & Grunseit A. The Dancing Mind: cognitive benefits of multi-dimensional physical activity in old age, Illawarra Retirement Trust (IRT) Research Grant $179,080.
2012-2014
Rissel, C., Bauman, A., Phongsavan, P., Grunseit, A., Haas, M. An Evaluation of the NSW Quitline. Cancer Institute NSW. $259 288.
1994-1998
Commonwealth AIDS Research Grants Committee Scholarship (#956525) for Post-graduate study. (Role: CIA) $85817.
FUNDED RESEARCH
- CONTRACT RESEARCHTeaming up with parkrun Australia for veteran physical and mental well-beingAUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL MILITARY GAMES26 Aug 2024 - 14 Feb 2025People funded by this grant:
- Cranney L,
- Grunseit A
- GRANTOur Recovery – A consumer-led, evidence-based online program to optimise pain self management in the communityMedical Research Future Fund1 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2027People funded by this grant:
- Clerc-Hawke A,
- Newton-John T,
- Rogers K,
- Grunseit A,
- Kamper S
- GRANTApplying reverse translation to the parkrun phenomenon to identify effective, sustainable methods for scaling-up public health interventionsNational Health & Medical Research Council1 Jan 2022 - 31 Mar 2025People funded by this grant:
- Bauman A,
- Milat A,
- Rogers K,
- Van Nassau F,
- Merom D