Sahar BAYAT-MAKOEI

Sahar BAYAT-MAKOEI is a Professor at EHESP School of Public Health and Deputy Director of the Department of Quantitative Methods in Public Health (METIS). She holds a Doctor of Medicine and a PhD in Public Health and Epidemiology from the University of Nancy 1. Her research focuses on epidemiology and management of chronic renal failure, access to kidney transplantation in France, and reducing social/territorial inequalities in healthcare. She specializes in analyzing medical-administrative databases (e.g., PMSI).

Education:

• 1999–2003: Public Health Internship, University of Rennes 1
• 2003: DESS in Medical and Hospital Information Processing, University of Rennes 1
• 2005: DEA in Clinical Epidemiology and Evaluation of Health Actions, University of Nancy 1
• 2008: PhD in Public Health and Epidemiology, University of Nancy 1

Her teaching roles include coordinating the DE EXPERT PMSI program and lecturing on biostatistics and epidemiology. Her expertise spans health system organization, chronic disease management, and addressing inequalities in healthcare access. She actively contributes to public health policy through her research and academic leadership.