Anne Sophie Mariet
Burgundy Franche-Comte University, France
Biography
Anne-Sophie Mariet is a public health medical doctor and a Ph.D. student in environmental epidemiology and biostatistics. She works in the Biostatistics and Medical Informatics unit of Dijon University Hospital. Her themes of research are the study of the effects of environmental multi-exposure to noise and air pollution on health particularly in the perinatal period, and the utilization of the hospital Medical Information System Program in epidemiology.
Catherine Quantin is the Head of the Biostatistics and Medical Informatics Unit of Dijon Teaching Hospital and a member of the Inserm UMR 1181 Paris team. The Biostatistics and Medical Informatics Unit directed by her, specializes in the statistical analyses of data contained in major medical databases in the field of public health. Her team includes Hospital Practitioners, Analysts, Statisticians and Public Health Researchers. This team is responsible for the collection, coding and statistical analysis of hospital Medical Information System Program (PMSI) data. Its research activities include the development, the comparison and the application of statistical methods and models (notably to identify prognostic factors) to meet the challenges associated with the exploitation of health data. In this context, her team was one of the first to obtain authorization to extract data from the SNIIRAM database (a nationwide centralized administrative database of all health services) for methodological research (pharmaco-epidemiology).
Abstract
Abstract : Trends of operating room-based glaucoma procedures in France from 2005 to 2014: a nationwide study