Stéphane Cullati

Stéphane Cullati is a Professor at the University of Geneva's Faculty of Medicine, specifically within the Department of Rehabilitation and Geriatrics. His academic work spans health equity, geriatrics, and life-course epidemiology, with significant contributions to understanding social determinants of health across European populations.

His research focuses on healthcare disparities, particularly in cancer screening participation, cognitive aging trajectories, and pandemic responses. Key themes include:

• Gender-specific effects in preventive healthcare
• Life-course socioeconomic impacts on geriatric outcomes
• Migration status and mental health vulnerability
• Development of patient-centered assessment tools

Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2022-2025) reveals a strong emphasis on methodological innovation (Delphi processes, counterfactual analyses) applied to health equity monitoring. His work bridges clinical geriatrics with population health, frequently utilizing Swiss and European registry data. Notable trends include expanding research on undocumented migrant health (2025) and hybrid immunity dynamics during Omicron waves (2023).

Scientific contributions include:

• Validation of patient experience instruments across age groups
• Development of equity monitoring frameworks for healthcare systems
• Longitudinal analyses of socioeconomic trajectories and cognitive decline

His advising work encompasses 3 supervised academic projects, primarily focused on healthcare decision-making and quality assessment. Current research directions indicate growing emphasis on migration health and pandemic recovery, with laboratory collaborations centered around the 'Evaluation en qualité des soins' research group at Geneva University Hospitals.