Congratulations to three students who recently graduated with their Master’s degrees under the supervision of Dr. Patrick Archambault
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Congratulations to three students who recently graduated with their Master’s degrees under the supervision of Dr. Patrick Archambault

From left to right: Nathalie Germain, Malika Seydou-Beidari (Masters in Epidemiology) and Raphaëlle Giguère (Master in Computer Science).

Thank you all for your valuable contribution to Dr. Archambault’s research.

Nathalie Germain (ORCID) : Transitions in Care of Frail Elderly from the ED

Malika Seydou-Beidari : Self-reported symptoms of Post COVID-19 Condition after a SARS-CoV-2 vaccine dose: study of the factors associated with symptoms deterioration READ MORE

Raphaëlle Giguère (ResearchGate) : Using machine learning to predict delirium based on the analysis of vitals signs automatically captured in the intensive care unit

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