Anne Moyal

Anne Moyal serves as an Assistant Professor at the French School of Public Health (EHESP) in Rennes, France, affiliated with the Department of Human and Social Sciences and UMR 6051 ARENES research unit. Her dual role as teacher-researcher encompasses instruction in health system organization, sociology of organizations, and public policy evaluation for master's students, civil servants, and continuing education cohorts.

Her academic trajectory includes:

• PhD in Sociology (2021) from Sciences Po Paris focusing on primary care reforms in multidisciplinary health centers (MSPs)
• Master's in Sociology from EHESS (2012) specializing in health and social policies
• Integrated Bachelor's and Master's degrees from Sciences Po Paris (2011)
• Academic residency at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health (2019)

Moyal's research interrogates the sociology of health system transformation, particularly how MSPs reconfigure professional autonomy, public-private relations, and medical labor divisions under policy constraints. She examines primary care reforms through lenses of equity, care coordination, and institutional adaptation, bridging sociological theory with health policy evaluation to analyze tensions between liberal practice models and state-driven rationalization.

Her publication portfolio reveals consistent thematic evolution: early work (2019-2020) established medical dominance dynamics in MSPs, shifting to policy implementation analysis (2021-2022) during Ma santé 2022 reforms, then expanding to crisis governance (2024 Covid-19 studies) and international comparative frameworks (2025 handbook chapter). This progression demonstrates deepening engagement with structural inequities in genomic medicine access and bottom-up pandemic response mechanisms.

No scientific awards or fellowships are documented in source materials.

Moyal mentors master's students and professionals while directing externally funded research initiatives including INASEQ (INCA-funded, 2021-2024) investigating genomic equity in cancer diagnostics, and CrisOrg (ANR-funded, 2021-2022) analyzing organizational crisis responses during Covid-19. She co-leads an international health policy innovation network linking Sciences Po Paris and University of Chicago's Center for Health Administration Studies.

Her laboratory affiliations center on UMR 6051 ARENES (CNRS-Sciences Po Rennes-EHESP), with active collaboration in Sciences Po Paris' Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire d'Évaluation des Politiques Publiques (LIEPP) and transatlantic partnerships through the CHAS network at University of Chicago.