The number of people who may be expected to end their lives in nursing care facilities during lockdown for sudden public health crises is likely to be particularly high and the experience particularly traumatizing. The Higher Education, Research and Innovation Ministry has requested the plateforme nationale pour la recherche sur la fin de vie (PNRFV) [national platform for end-of-life research] ...
Summary of research: During the SARS-COV2 2020 pandemic, the lethality rate has been highest among subjects aged 80 or over, particularly those with underlying co-morbidities. Elderly subjects living in France’s EHPADs (Établissements pour Personnes Agées Dépendantes: skilled nursing care facilities) are therefore particularly vulnerable due to their individual and contextual characteristics (age, co-morbidities, collective living situation, access to treatment). Approximately 600,000 ...
The COVID-19 epidemic deeply disrupted the French health system in what was already a difficult context. The broad objective of this project is to assess the direct and indirect effects of the epidemic (and/or lockdown) on the health of the French population using French National Health Data System (SNDS) data. Patient cohorts with chronic pathologies that can be readily identified in the ...
By creating a bilingual French-English internet platform providing international data on the demographics of deaths linked to the COVID-19 pandemic, INED has shown its excellence in making standardized data available to the scientific community and citizens at large. International comparisons are a key, integral component of INED-led research. A substantial labor of rationally organized, continuous data accumulation is what made ...
The aim of the EpiCoV project is to characterize the prevalence of the epidemic at the national and "département" scales, measure the effects of living conditions on exposure to the virus and, conversely, the effects of the epidemic on living conditions. The “Epidemiology and living conditions” survey or EpiCoV was launched by INSERM and DREES (the statistics office of the ...
As a contribution to the IMAgiNE EURO research project, a European survey on the quality of obstetric, maternal, and newborn care during the COVID-19 pandemic, INED is conducting an online survey on the organization, quality, and resilience of maternal and neonatal healthcare services in France. The aim of this WHO-coordinated survey is to improve the quality of care for new ...
The SAPRIS project is a longitudinal general population survey designed to identify the epidemiological and social issues of the coronavirus public health crisis in France. It draws on the following five existing national general population cohorts, comprising a total of over 200,000 persons: Constances; Étude Familiale E3N-E4N; ELFE (French Longitudinal Study from Birth); Epipage2; and NutriNet Santé. Participants will ...
Remote working has increased to an unprecedented degree during the Covid-19 crisis. This has helped people protect their health and their jobs, but the specific context in which remote working was set up has also exacerbated what the literature has identified as its potentially negative effects, particularly for women due to unequal sharing of domestic and parenting responsibilities. Our hypothesis ...
The COVID-19 crisis has shaken up societies and raised new research questions. To avoid research redundancies or overlap and ensure that the most important questions are handled, it is crucial to coordinate research activities. It is for this purpose that INED has joined forces with the CNRS and INSERM’s HS3P-CriSE working group, whose aim is to develop research structuring initiatives ...
December 21, 2022:Recent Demographic Trends in France 2022, D. Breton, Nicolas Belliot, Magali Barbieri, et al. May 10, 2022:Older people’s feelings of isolation and low morale during the COVID-19 crisis, Laurent Nowik, Raphaël Dhuot March 23, 2022:Population & Societies n° 598. COVID-19 is more deadly for men than for women, Gilles Pison and France Meslé December 22 2021 : Population 4, 2021, L’évolution ...
