Postdoctoral researcher in Public Health / Clinical Epidemiology

id="offer-description" class="ecl-u-type-heading-2 ecl-u-mt-none ecl-u-mb-l">Offer Description TEAM: The POPS research unit aims to generate and disseminate knowledge on issues relating to prevention, organisation and patient pathways in primary care. To this end, we draw on a wide range of methodologies from epidemiology, clinical research, the humanities and social sciences, and participatory research. This postdoctoral position would be integrated in the deprescribing work group, within the axis 1 of the team. 1- Main Project: ABC-MG Our team has conducted a pragmatic real-world primary care trial to assess the impact of selective reporting for antibiotic susceptibility test on general practitioners' prescribing of broad-spectrum antibiotics in women with E. coli urinary tract infections. The trial was prospective, cluster- randomized (= GP practice) and controlled. The statistical unit was be the E. coli positive urine culture episode, used as a proxy for a UTI. GPs were assigned to one of the two arms according to GP practice allocation: intervention arm: "dissemination of a selective reporting for antibiotic susceptibility test" or control arm. The follow-up period for microbiological data and antibiotic dispensing was 24 months (12 months before the intervention until 12 months after). The primary outcome was the rate of broad-spectrum antibiotic dispensing: number of urine cultures associated with a prescription of broad-spectrum antibiotics (AMX-AC, FQ, C3G) prescrib