REF-SANTE - Une étude de la réforme du premier cycle des études de santé
Project holder
Agnès VAN ZANTEN (Sciences Po, CRIS-LIEPP)
RESEARCH TEAM
- Alejandra ARBELAEZ AYALA (LIEPP)
- Henri BERGERON (Sciences Po, CSO-LIEPP)
- Christophe BIROLINI (LIEPP)
- Anne BORING (Erasmus University Rotterdam, LIEPP)
- Matthias BRUNN (Université de Montpellier, CEPEL)
- Patrick CASTEL (Sciences Po, CSO)
- Audrey CHAMBODERON (LIEPP)
- William GENIEYS (Sciences Po, CEE)
- Patrick HASSENTEUFEL (Université Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines et Sciences Po Saint-Germain-en-Laye)
- Masha KHARKHORDINE
- Léon MARBACH (LIEPP)
- Alice OLIVIER (Université de Lille, Clersé et Inspé, CRIS)
- Urike LEPONT (Université de Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines)
project description :
The reform of health studies, enshrined in the law of 24 July 2019 and in force from the start of the 2020 academic year, puts an end to the First Common Year of Health Studies (PACES) and the numerus clausus. The REF-SANTE project aims to conduct a scientific analysis of the reform from its conception to its implementation. The evaluation will look at both the context of the political decision and its impact on universities and their users, particularly in terms of inequalities in student success and experience.
The research is structured around three main ideas:
Understanding the genesis of the reform
The aim is to shed light on the genesis of the reform in terms of motivation, problematisation, decision-making and implementation. Distinguishing between the national, regional and local levels, the aim is to study the process of shaping this public policy through the prism of recent transformations in the world of health and the health professions.
How the reform was received and its impact on inequalities
The aim of this section is to analyse how the reform is perceived by universities, students and their parents, and the institutional and commercial intermediaries between supply and demand, as well as the strategies that these various players are deploying to adapt to the new constraints and opportunities that it brings. The research also aims to understand the effects of the reform on inequalities in student access and success.
The impact of the reform on the career paths of women in health studies
Although more women are enrolling in health studies, they tend to choose the specialities with the lowest incomes (dermatology, paediatrics). The aim, therefore, is to study the way in which choices of speciality are made and the impact of the reform on these choices.
Poster of the project - May 2022
COMMUNICATIONS
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Séminaire politiques éducatives du LIEPP : "La réforme des études de santé : de la genèse à la mise en oeuvre", 08/06/2022
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AERA annual meeting: "Creating a class of medical students in France: a contextual perspective on students' choices and admissions"; (Agnès van Zanten, Alice Olivier, Christophe Birolini, Audrey Chamboredon et Leon Marbach), San Diego, Californie, Etats-Unis, 04/2022.
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Workshop: "Access to medical schools and professional pathways: comparative perspectives" : "Motivations and influences on students' decisions to pursue health studies in France" (Agnès van Zanten, Alice Olivier, Elisa Autric et Léon Marbach), WZB Berlin Social Science Center [En ligne], 02/2022
- Congrès 2021 de l'Association Française de Sociologie. « Saisir les traces de socialisations par la fouille de textes: une analyse des projets de formation motivés Parcoursup de candidat·e·s aux études de santé ». 09/07/2021.
- Congrès 2021 de l'Association Française de Sociologie. « Accompagner le changement : Le rôle des intermédiaires publics/ques et privé·e·s dans la mise en œuvre de la réforme des études de santé ». 08/07/2021.
- Séminaire doctoral de l’OSC, Observatoire sociologique du changement, Sciences Po, Paris. « Fieldwork during the Covid-19 crisis: Experience from the field ». 05/02/2021.
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Publications of the Research Group
- Mark STABILE, Sarah THOMSON, The Changing Role of Government in Financing Health Care: An International Perspective LIEPP Working Paper n°26, mai 2014
- Hugo BERTILLOT, Quand l’évaluation modifie les institutions : Comment l’hôpital est transformé par les indicateurs qualité , LIEPP Policy Brief n°20, septembre 2015
- Léa TOULEMON, Laurent DAVEZIES, Does moving to a system with more generous public health insurance increase medical care consumption? LIEPP Working Paper n°37, February 2015
- Etienne NOUGUEZ, Solenne CAROF, At the Boundaries of Food and Medicine: The Genesis and Transformation of the ‘Functional Food’ Markets in France and Europe LIEPP Working Paper n°90, Septembre 2019
- Sophie DUBUISSON-QUELLIER, Benoît GRANIER, Comment inciter les entreprises à afficher les impacts environnementaux sur les produits de grande consommation ? LIEPP Policy Brief, n°40, avril 2019
- Henri BERGERON, Patrick CASTEL, Etienne NOUGUEZ An ungovernable tool of government? The problematic use of labels in public health policies LIEPP Working Paper n°106, February 2020
- Thomas RAPP, ROLLAND, Y., NEDA TAVASSOLI, N., SOUTO BARRETO, P., PERRIN, A., LAFFON DE MAZIERES, C., HERMABESSIERES, S., TOURNAY, E., VELLAS, B., ANDRIEU, S. Systematic dementia screening by multidisciplinary team meetings in nursing homes for reducing emergency department transfers: the IDEM cluster-randomised controlled trial JAMA network Open 2020 3(2) , p. 1-13 2020
- Thomas RAPP, BUSSIERE, C. SIRVEN, N., SEVILLA DEDIEU, C. Adherence to medical follow-up recommendations reduces hospital admissions: Evidence from diabetic patients in France. Accepted for publication Health Economics 29 (2) 2020
- Thomas RAPP, CHAUVIN, P, BELLANGER, M, SIRVEN, N, Heterogeneity in Drug Recommendation Compliance: Evidence from France of a Gender Bias in the Treatment of Alzheimer’s Patients Journal de gestion et d'économie de la santé 2020/2 (2), p. 93-109 2020
- Thomas RAPP, SICSIC, J., RAVESTEJIN, B Are frail elderly people in Europe high-need subjects? First evidence from the SPRINTT data. Health Policy Volume 124, Issue 8, p. 865-872, August 2020
- Thomas RAPP, SICSIC, J., The contribution of the immigrant population to the US long-term care workforce Social Science and Medicine Volume 263, October 2020
- Lawrence D. BROWN, The Discrete Charm of Managed Competition in Health Policy Reform LIEPP Working Paper n°123, Septembre 2021
- Thomas RAPP, Quitterie ROQUEBERT, Jonathan SICSIC Mettre le « value-based aging » au cœur des politiques de dépendance LIEPP Policy Brief n°53, Juin 2021
- Thomas RAPP, Jérôme RONCHETTI, Jonathan SICSIC Les métiers du grand âge, métiers à risque ? LIEPP Policy Brief n°56, Novembre 2021
- Thomas RAPP, ROQUEBERT, Q., SICSIC, J., SANTOS-EGGIMANN, B. et al. Frailty, Sarcopenia and Long Term Care Utilization In Older Populations: A Systematic Review The Journal of Frailty & Aging 2021
- Thomas RAPP, ROQUEBERT, Q., SICSIC, J., et al. Health measures and long-term care use in the European frail population The European Journal of Health Economics 22, p. 405–423 2021
- Thomas RAPP, RONCHETTI, J., SICSIC, J. Are long-term care jobs harmful? Evidence from Germany The European Journal of Health Economics Accepted for publication, 2021
- Thomas RAPP, MCHUGH, J., MOTAMASUR, S., MOR, V. Higher Hospital Referral Concentration Associated with Lower Risk Patients in Skilled Nursing Facilities Health Services Research Accepted for publication, 2021
- Thomas RAPP, Jérôme RONCHETTI, Jonathan SICSIC Are long-term care jobs harmful? Evidence from Germany The European Journal of Health Economics avril 2021
- Bartholomew A KONECHNI, Unconditional Cash Transfers Impact on Health Behaviours During a Crisis: A Natural Experiment Using the CARES Act 2020 LIEPP Working Paper n°153, 2023
- Elisa CHELLE, Enguerrand DEZERCES Le dépistage du cancer dans une perspective internationale : une revue exploratoire LIEPP Working Paper n°157, 2023
- Lucille GALLARDO, Lara GAUTIER, Fanny CHABROL, Lola TRAVERSON, Sydia OLIVEIRA, Valery RIDDE, Les cabinets de conseil privés dans l'action publique contre les épidémies : une revue exploratoire LIEPP Working Paper n°139 2023
- Maïva ROPAUL, Colin SIDRE, Emy ALVES, Luigi GONTARD Trusted persons of elderly patients in France: a scoping review , LIEPP Working Paper n°147, 2023
- Maïva ROPAUL, Elisa DARRIET Informal caregivers of elderly patients in France: their behavior as trusted persons and their knowledge of this concept LIEPP Working Paper, n°151, 2023
- Isabel PERERA, Musckaan CHAUHAN Artificial Intelligence: Promises, Perils and Political Economy LIEPP Working Paper n°160, 2024
- Mathieu CORTEEL, Renaud CRESPIN Une politique sous l'emprise des modèles : la gestion de la crise de Covid 19 en France en 2020 LIEPP Working Paper n°159, 2024