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With a Master’s degree in Environment-Health and a Ph.D. in Models, Methods and Algorithms for Health and Biology from Grenoble Alpes University (France, 2015), Delphine is specialized in the development of innovative methods and algorithms for the analysis of health databases. Through her research projects, she has worked for the optimal use of different types of databases (epidemiological, toxicological, clinical and administrative), in order to highlight statistical signals related to the workers’ health.
As an Assistant Professor at the University of Montreal since 2019, teaching data management and research methodology, Delphine is a researcher at the CReSP (Centre de recherche en santé publique) and at the CIRANO (Centre interuniversitaire de recherche en analyse des organisations). She is a member of the executive commitee of the RQSPAL (research network on palliative care and end-of-life). Delphine had also the opportunity to work during 2 years in close partnership with the National Institute of Excellence in Health and Social Services (INESSS) as an affiliate scientist, within the Information Management team.
Her research project aims to contribute to efficient use of Quebec administrative health databases to better understand healthcare utilization and organization, as well as to develop decision-making tools based on administrative health data.
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