Design, operationalization and validation of a sustainable health evaluation model adapted to a digital platform

Student

Felix Desrosiers

Directeur.e(s) de recherche

Vicky Drapeau

Yves De Koninck

Philippe Després

Collaboration

PULSAR

Start date

2020-09-01

Title of the research project

Design, operationalization and validation of a sustainable health evaluation model adapted to a digital platform

Description

The project focuses on the design, operationalization and validation of a sustainable health evaluation model.
This model will be adapted to a digital platform and based on solid theoretical and conceptual foundations. Furthermore, it will gather valid indicators and will be supplied by data showing a global and ecosystem conception of health.
Once operationalized, implemented and validated in a cohort study, this model will represent an innovative strategy for sustainable health through improved technologies and intervention methods.

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