Amanda Hannan

Amanda Hannan is an Assistant Professor at Bond University's Faculty of Health Sciences & Medicine. Her research focuses on Cardiac Rehabilitation, High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT), and Exercise Physiology. She holds a Doctoral Thesis (2021) titled 'Exploring Exercise Intensity in Outpatient Cardiac Rehabilitation and Home Environments.'

Research Interests: Her work emphasizes evidence-based exercise interventions in cardiac care, wearable technology applications, and systematic review methodologies. Key areas include PAI monitoring in cardiac rehab maintenance phases and comparative analyses of HIIT vs moderate-intensity training efficacy.

Collaborations: Works with institutions globally on cardiac rehab research. Supervised by Professors Hing, Coombes, Climstein, Jayasinghe, and Furness during her doctoral studies.

Publications: Recent work includes a 2021 mixed-methods PAI study (BMC Sports Sci) and a 2019 meta-analysis on wearable devices in cardiac rehab maintenance phases.