Antoine Garnier

Antoine Garnier is a Senior Researcher at the University of Fribourg's Faculty of Science and Medicine, specifically within the Medicine Section. His research focuses on healthcare organization, medical education, cardiology, and patient safety. Notably, he has contributed to studies on resident work dynamics, patient discharge planning, and heart failure management. His work bridges clinical practice with systemic improvements in healthcare delivery and education.

Research interests include optimizing resident training environments, analyzing healthcare workflows, and leveraging informatics for better patient outcomes. Key themes in his publications address the impact of Mediterranean diets on lipid profiles, the effects of pandemic restrictions on public adherence, and time-motion analyses of medical residents' activities. Garnier’s interdisciplinary approach combines clinical insights with operational research to enhance healthcare systems.

His articles highlight trends in improving healthcare efficiency through structured discharge plans, reducing hospital readmissions, and understanding the cognitive demands of resident work. Collaborations with institutions like the CHUV (University Hospital of Lausanne) and involvement in studies such as MED2DAY underscore his commitment to evidence-based healthcare reforms.

Labs/Teams: Active in the Medicine Section’s research groups focusing on clinical operations, medical education, and cardiology-related studies. His work frequently involves multidisciplinary teams addressing both clinical and organizational challenges in healthcare.