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IRPA is the federal scientific institution responsible for documentation, study and conservation-restoration of the cultural and artistic heritage of our country. Art historians, photographers, chemists, archaeologists, engineers and conservators restore advanced interdisciplinary research on materials and techniques used in heritage, and on conservation and restoration products and methods. The IRPA is a unique instrument for the dissemination of scientific, photographic and technical documentation in these fields. Areas of specialisation are Epidemiology and prevention of chronic diseases, Organisation of health care services and Quantitative methods in medicine and public health. Through its research and development, IUMSP creates new knowledge and applies existing knowledge in new ways, primarily for the scientific community, within its specialist areas. IUMSP conducts research projects on cancer and cardio metabolic diseases, population aging, and evaluation of health care, bio statistical methods. The IUMSP participates in the teaching of different courses at the University of Lausanne, and other educational and training establishments. Collaborators at IUMSP organise training and provide courses at the undergraduate and postgraduate level (bachelors and masters courses and in the doctoral school) and in continuing education (CAS, DAS and MAS). IUMSP is commissioned to carry out evaluations, expert reports and case studies. Its experienced multi-disciplinary teams use a broad range of methods for scientific investigation in public health, customised to each request. IUMSP offers expertise in designing and conducting studies (such as evaluation, planning, and situation analysis), research projects and public health interventions, providing support for the evaluation of services, both in terms of strategic priorities and at grass-roots level. The results of the IUMSPs research are primarily aimed at the scientific community, via the scientific literature. They cover the fields like Epidemiology and prevention of chronic diseases, particularly cancer and cardio metabolic diseases, Organisation of healthcare services, in particular those involving the ageing population and evaluation of healthcare, Development of quantitative methods in public health and in medicine, particularly bio statistical methods. • Some statistics include 180 collaborators, 67% of whom are women and 33% men • 20 collaborators with academic position, 35% of whom are women and 65% men • 14 honorary physicians or voluntary registered physicians • 29 auxiliaries • 95 Full time equivalent on external funding, 48.6 FTE on ordinary budget. • 26 events, conferences, colloquia • 291 publications, of which 224 peer-reviewed, 35 published in local interest journals, and 24 expertise commission reports, 8 books or book chapters • 1,518 hours of teaching: 807 hours for the University of Lausannes Faculty of Biology and Medicine (medical school and doctoral school), and 711 hours outside the aculty (other faculties, schools of higher education, continuing education institutes)
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