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The RIM-P is an medical-administrative tool for hospital activity. The main aim is to allow the better distribution of budget packages according to the healthcare costs of the illnesses treated within each establishment.
Through its contents, studies may be carried out on hospital morbidity (diagnoses, treatment methods); treatment analysis, as well as inter-regional and regional fluctuations between hospital admissions.
Finally, the tool significantly helps the decision-making process with regards to planning for healthcare establishments and throughout regions.

To provide data in order to:
– understand and measure the market (ICD diagnoses and EPhMRA classification);
– identify development opportunities;
– promote awareness of therapeutic strategies;
– to permanently monitor drug use.

Main aim: To study the relationship between various exposures, especially to pesticides, during critically sensitive periods in testicular development (pre-conception, intrauterine and early childhood) and the risk of developing testicular cancer in adulthood. Environmental, occupational and domestic exposure will be taken into account in this assessment.

Secondary objectives: To investigate the hypothesis of a dual impact (early life and adulthood) by studying the relationship between various exposures (occupational, environmental and domestic) until adulthood and the risk of developing testicular cancer.
To study genetic polymorphisms that may be potentially related to TGCT in the literature, as well as the interactions between these polymorphisms and environmental risk factors, including polymorphisms linked to the metabolic pathways of organochlorine pesticides.

To determine if and how the prescription of psychotropic medication changes during pregnancy.