Maxence Pithon

Maxence Pithon is a Senior Lecturer in Family Practice and General Practitioner affiliated with the Université Clermont Auvergne (UCA). He holds roles as Head of the General Medicine University Clinic and serves at the Langeac Multi-Professional Health Center. His academic background includes a Doctor of Medicine (2020), a Master's in Human and Social Sciences (2022), and certifications in digital teaching and simulation in healthcare (2021).

• Education:
  • 2020: Doctor of Medicine, General Practice (UCA)
  • 2021: DU in Digital Teaching and Simulation in Healthcare (Grenoble Alpes University)
  • 2022: Master's in Human and Social Sciences, Health Sciences Education (Strasbourg University)

Research Interests: Focuses on interprofessional education, collaborative healthcare practices, medical student support, and simulation-based training. His work emphasizes improving collaboration between general practitioners, pharmacists, and nurses, particularly in primary care and palliative care settings.

Recent Contributions: Recent publications address the emotional impact of patient distress on trainees, competency development for interprofessional collaboration, and strategies for supporting medical students in difficulty. His research integrates qualitative methodologies and occupational didactics.

Affiliations: Active in research teams such as Activity, Knowledge, Transmission, Education (ACTé) and the Self-medication Multi-professional Patient Support (ACCePPT) group. Collaborates with institutions like the CHU Clermont-Ferrand Palliative Care Center.