Claude-Anne Doussot-Laynaud

Claude-Anne Doussot-Laynaud serves as a Professor at the French School of Public Health (EHESP) within the Institute of Management, specializing in financial strategy for health and social institutions. She has taught at EHESP since 2007 and previously at ENSP (1991-2006), while holding significant administrative roles including Deputy Director at Saint-Malo Hospital Center (1997-2007) overseeing finance, management control, and information systems.

Education:

• Master's in Analysis and Management of Healthcare Establishments (AMES), EHESP-Paris-Diderot, 2010-2011 (Very Good)
• Hospital Director Training, ENSP, 1995-1997
• Diploma in Public Administration, IRA Nantes, 1986
• Master's in Private and Judicial Law, University of Rennes I, 1982

Research Focus: Her work centers on healthcare organization, management regulation, and financial control across health/social dimensions. Key investigations include hospital accounting reforms, budgetary efficiency under HOSPITAL 2007, and financial strategy adaptation in public healthcare institutions, emphasizing transparency and performance metrics.

Publication Trends: Her 2008-2018 outputs reveal evolving priorities in hospital financial management, documenting paradigm shifts toward explicit financial accountability in public healthcare. Recurring themes include investment planning, accounting quality, and operational efficiency amid systemic reforms, with increasing international collaboration in Francophone regions.

Professional Engagement: She coordinates the Master's in Analysis and Management of Healthcare Establishments (AMES) and provides financial expertise to institutions including the French Court of Auditors and DGOS task forces. Her international work spans Morocco, Côte d'Ivoire, Vietnam, and Lebanon, focusing on hospital reform and financial training.

Team Affiliations: As a core member of EHESP's Institute of Management curriculum and MATISS department, she contributes to national healthcare management groups and participates in symposia on hospital financing evolution globally.