Public Health Resident and Student Trainees

Subject: Relation between the use of psychoative products (alcohol and tobacco) and mental health (depression, anxiety, and stress level) during the first two lockdowns. Comparison between student and non-student populations.

Subject: Study of the link between mental health and physical activity among students – i-Share cohort.

Subject: Diversity of the university careers and re-orientations during courses of students in Bordeaux in the i-Share cohort between 2013 and 2018.

Subject: Mental health and physical activity according to student status during key periods of the Covid-19 pandemic in France: data of the CONFINS cohort.

Subject: Mental health according to student status during key periods of the Covid-19 pandemic: the role of the social interactions.

Subject: Links between resilience, mental health, and self-esteem during the Covid-19 pandemic in France – CONFINS cohort.

Subject: Vaccination literacy.

Subject: Use of e-cigarettes among students in Bordeaux between 2016 and 2018. Repeated descriptive analyses within the i-Share study.

Subject: Description of cerebral MRI volumetry data and links with alcohol consumption among university students in the i-Share cohort.

Subject (Master 1): Description of cerebral MRI volumetry data and links with alcohol consumption among university students in the i-Share cohort.
Subject (Master 2): Study of the association between cannabis consumption and cerebral volumes. Study of cannabis, alcohol and tobacco poly-consumption associated with cerebral volumes.

Subject: Vape trajectories: qualitative study among students of the electra-Share project.

Subject: Creation of a digital tool to combat disinformation on vaccines among students.

Subject: Experiences of young users of e-cigarettes: qualitative study among students from Bordeaux.

Subject: Consumption trajectories of young adult vapers. Qualitative study in Gironde.

Subject: Field survey on physical activity representations among students.

Subject: Electronic cigarette misuse.

Subject: Barriers and levers for the use of mental health applications among students: an exploratory study.

Subject: Qualitative study about barriers and levers for the use of mental health applications among students.

Subject: Validation of a mental health literacy scale among students.

Subject: Update of the servi-Share map for the Health Local Contract of Bordeaux Métropole.

Subject: Assessment of the Public Health France campaign "Amis aussi la nuit"

Subject: RUNS study, Success of the first year of university studies and the role of extracurricular activities.

Subject: Data Analysis from ophthalmological statements in the i-Share cohort: description and literature comparisons.

Subject: Data management and first descriptive analysis of MRI among the i-Share study.

Subject: Exploratory analysis of the mental health of foreign students from the ETUSAIS? (ETUdiants étrangers : Services, Aide et Informations sur la Santé mentale) study and their knowledge about this subject.

Subject: Efficient tobacco cessation interventions among young adults (18 – 30 years old): a systematic review of the scientific literature.

Subject: Study of the mental health of foreign students.

Subject: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and suicidal thoughts among students: stress and self-esteem implications.

Subject: Creation of the interactive mini-series called « Qu’aurais-tu fait à ma place ? » about suicide prevention among university students. The objective was to encourage students in a bad mood or in a difficult situation to talk about suicide.

Subject: Motivations to use e-cigarettes among adolescents and young adults. Systematic review of the scientific literature.

Subject: Student mental health literacy.

Subject: Use of the Internet and new technologies for health and mental health among students in Bordeaux.

Subject: Internet and new technologies – Student Mental Health Promotion.

Subject: Foreign students’ mental health literacy.

Subject: Development of the Health Escape Room. Interested in gamification and behavior changes, the subject of his thesis was to assess the impact of a gamifying tool dedicated to health prevention. Thanks to the success of his experimentation, he has been at the head of the Tricky l’Escape Room Santé society.

Subject: Assessment of the influence of family background (parental alcohol misuse and depression, death of an immediate family member (e.g., parent, brother, sister) as risk factors for the consumption of psychoactive substances (e.g., alcohol, tobacco, drugs) among participants of the i-Share study.

Subject: Analysis of non-responses from auto-questionnaires of the i-Share study.

Subject (Master 1): Gender differences related to psychological well-being of the i-Share cohort.
Subject (Master 2): Parental support during childhood and adolescence and suicidal thinking among young adults: analysis of the i-Share cohort.

Subject: Gamification as a tool to improve student mental health literacy.

Subject: Student knowledge of the health system.

Subject: Knowledge and use of the mental health services for students in Bordeaux.

Subject: Oral contraception in i-Share: descriptive study and analysis of related factors, particularly socioeconomic factors.

Subject: The servi-Share project: assisted with the creation of a research project regarding the knowledge and use of free or low cost health services for students in Bordeaux and the surrounding area.

Subject: Bordeaux student understanding and misreading of the French health system.

Subject: Association between cephalgia and attention disorders among university students.

Subject: Student accessibility, use, and healthcare renouncement.

Subject: Description of the consumption of doping products among students using data from the i-Share study.

Subject: A descriptive analysis of the usage of available mental health care facilities among French and Danish university students.

Subject: Student Alimentation and associated socio-demographic factors: first wave of data from the i-Share cohort.

Subject: Cephalgia and nutritional factors.

Subject: Digital consumption, physical activity, and mental health.

Subject: Assessment of cephalgia characteristics and distribution within the i-Share study.

Subject: i-Share study: descriptive analyses of the mental health questionnaire.

Subject: Cannabis and tobacco consumption among students at the University of Bordeaux II using data from the i-Share study.

Subject: i-Share study: preparation of the database for statistical analyses and production of descriptive statements.