Annabelle PIERRON

Annabelle PIERRON is a doctoral student and researcher in public health at the University of Lorraine, affiliated with the School of Advanced Studies in Public Health and the EA 4360 APEMAC research unit. Her work focuses on perinatal health, social and territorial health inequalities, and health promotion. She holds a State Diploma in Midwifery (1996) from Nancy 1 University and has clinical experience as a midwife since 1998.

Research Interests

Her research spans health determinants, perinatal care, and strategies to combat social and territorial health inequalities. Key projects include evaluating healthcare data quality in perinatal systems and developing standardized health indicators in line with Europeristat recommendations.

Contributions

In 2018, she co-authored a BMC Public Health study synthesizing evidence on parenting support as an intervention for health equity. Earlier works in Journal of Epidemiology and Public Health (2015) validated PMSI data for perinatal care metrics. She has presented findings at SFSP and ÉMOIS-ADELF conferences.

Expertise

Since 2013, she has served as a peer reviewer for the journal Santé Publique. Her clinical role as a midwife at Emile Mayrisch Hospital Center (Luxembourg) bridges research and practice.

Labs & Collaborations

She contributes to the EA 4360 APEMAC research unit (Complex Health Measures and Interventions) and collaborates with institutions like the University of Rennes and hospitals in Dijon, Nancy, and Port Royal.