Search with one or more keywords

This page gives you access to all the studies carried out by French researchers, identified on Covid-19.

To view other resources related to Covid-19, click here.

xml
XML

Export to XML

Please choose the format :

XML
XML-DDI
pdf
PDF

Export to PDF

Which version do you want to export ?

Download full content
Download light content
csv
CSV (Excel)

Export to CSV

What sections do you want to export ?

Métadonnées
Identification
General Aspects
Scientific investigator(s) (Contact)
Collaborations
Funding
Governance of the database
Additional contact
Type of database
Database objective
Population type
Dates
Size of the database
Data
Procedures
Promotion
Access
Select all | Invert selection | No selection
Export to CSV

Covid-19 : 84 forms

Sorting of results :

NutriCoviD30 - Food intake and weight loss in the course of COVID-19 infection. A longitudinal study of the multicenter NutriCoviD30 cohort

Head : Marie-France Vaillant, Nutrition

Version 1
Voir
View
Overview

31

Last update : 01/13/2021

NutriCoviD30 - Food intake and weight loss in the course of COVID-19 infection. A longitudinal study of the multicenter NutriCoviD30 cohort

Head : Marie-France Vaillant, Nutrition

Main objective

The aim of this study was to describe the nutritional impact of COVID-19 infection on adult inpatients on the short- to mid-term (up to 30 days after hospital discharge), using food intake and weight measurements. It also aimed to identify factors associated with a decrease in food intake and weight.

Inclusion criteria

- Adults inpatients with a confirmed diagnosis of Covid-19
- 30 days delay after discharge from hospital
- information and no opposition for data collection and call interview

Last update : 01/13/2021

Voir
View

VIGIL - Use of PCR-SARS-CoV-2 in Children (VIGIL)

Head : JUNG Camille

Version 1
Voir
View
Overview

32

Last update : 05/05/2021

VIGIL - Use of PCR-SARS-CoV-2 in Children (VIGIL)

Head : JUNG Camille

Main objective

Percentage of patients positive for Covid-19

Inclusion criteria

Children <15 years
indication for PCR or rapid antigen test for Covid-19

Last update : 05/05/2021

Voir
View

ComCor - Study of sociodemographic factors, behaviours and practices associated with SARS-CoV-2 infection (ComCor)

Head : Fontanet Arnaud, Emerging Diseases Epidemiology Unit

Version 1
Voir
View
Overview

33

Last update : 05/07/2021

ComCor - Study of sociodemographic factors, behaviours and practices associated with SARS-CoV-2 infection (ComCor)

Head : Fontanet Arnaud, Emerging Diseases Epidemiology Unit

Main objective

Identify the sociodemographic characteristics, places frequented, and behaviours associated with a risk of SARS-CoV-2 infection.

Inclusion criteria

All subjects:
o Adult subject
o Having agreed to take part in the study
o Index case:
o Cases identified in the COVID-19 screening information
system database, SIDEP
o With a positive test for SARS-CoV-2 by
RT-PCR on a nasopharyngeal or throat swab (or
any other sample for which current technology
indicates active infection if positive) within the past 14
days
o Close contact cases:
o Living in the same household (sharing the same
home) as the case having invited him/her to take part
o With a positive test for SARS-CoV-2 by RT-PCR on a nasopharyngeal or
throat swab (or any other sample for which current technology
indicates active infection if positive)
following contact with the index case
o Close contact controls:
o Living in the same household (sharing the same
home) as the case having invited him/her to take part
o With a negative test for SARS-CoV-2 by RT-PCR on a nasopharyngeal or
throat swab (or any other sample for which current technology
indicates active infection if positive)
following contact with the index case
o Distant contact controls:
o Selected by IPSOS based on criteria including age,
gender, and administrative department of residence (paired
with index cases)

Last update : 05/07/2021

Voir
View

COVIPACT - Impact of the COVID-19 epidemic on patient management in the oncology-haematology setting, and on psychological repercussions among patients and caregivers

Head : FAVEYRIAL Audrey

Version 1
Voir
View
Overview

34

Last update : 04/30/2021

COVIPACT - Impact of the COVID-19 epidemic on patient management in the oncology-haematology setting, and on psychological repercussions among patients and caregivers

Head : FAVEYRIAL Audrey

Main objective

Evaluate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on adjustments to medical cancer treatment delivered in the outpatient setting to patients with cancer or haematological malignancies undergoing treatment.

Inclusion criteria

- Adult patient, treated for a solid tumour or haematological malignancy
- Receiving or needing to receive medical cancer treatment delivered in an outpatient oncology setting at participating sites: treatment initiated before or during the COVID-19 pandemy
- The patient does not object to taking part in the study
- Patient not deprived of their liberty or under supervision
- Female patient with no associated geographical, social or psychopathological condition liable to compromise the patient’s ability to take part in the study

Last update : 04/30/2021

Voir
View

SAPRIS-SERO - HEALTH, PERCEPTION, PRACTICES, AND SOCIAL RELATIONS AND INEQUALITIES AMONG THE GENERAL POPULATION DURING THE COVID-19 CRISIS – SEROLOGY (SAPRIS-SERO).

Head : CARRAT Fabrice, IPLESP - U1136
ZINS Marie, UMS 11
SEVERI Gianluca, CESP UMR U1018
CHARLES Marie-Aline, UMS Ined Inserm Elfe
ANCEL Pierre-Yves, CRESS UR1153
TOUVIER Mathilde, CRESS-EREN UMR U1153 Inserm

Version 2
Voir
View
Overview

35

Last update : 06/20/2025

SAPRIS-SERO - HEALTH, PERCEPTION, PRACTICES, AND SOCIAL RELATIONS AND INEQUALITIES AMONG THE GENERAL POPULATION DURING THE COVID-19 CRISIS – SEROLOGY (SAPRIS-SERO).

Head : CARRAT Fabrice, IPLESP - U1136
ZINS Marie, UMS 11
SEVERI Gianluca, CESP UMR U1018
CHARLES Marie-Aline, UMS Ined Inserm Elfe
ANCEL Pierre-Yves, CRESS UR1153
TOUVIER Mathilde, CRESS-EREN UMR U1153 Inserm

Main objective

Based on the collection of capillary blood samples taken by the subjects, SAPRIS-SERO will help to:
• Estimate the cumulative incidence of infection in the general population (objective 1a),
• Characterise the “immune” portion of the population and the durability of immunity (objective 1b).

Inclusion criteria

Be a participant in one of the cohorts involved in the SAPRIS project, or a person sharing the same accommodation

Last update : 06/20/2025

Voir
View

LearninCov - Learning in pandemic times: Anxiety, cognitive capacities and decision-making of university students

Head : Timothée Demont, Aix-Marseille School of Economics
Eva Raiber, Aix-Marseille School of Economics

Version 1
Voir
View
Overview

36

Last update : 01/15/2021

LearninCov - Learning in pandemic times: Anxiety, cognitive capacities and decision-making of university students

Head : Timothée Demont, Aix-Marseille School of Economics
Eva Raiber, Aix-Marseille School of Economics

Main objective

This research project aims at better understanding the consequences of this major, sudden, and society-wide shock on university students who, by definition, are at the doorstep of their professional life and need substantial cognitive resources to make the most of their university training. We investigate the following question: Does the anxiety generated by the Covid-19 pandemic affect the learning and decision-making capacities of students and, if yes, by how much and through which channels? We specifically test the impact of the negative labor-market and social consequences of the Covid-19 crisis on students’ cognitive abilities, confidence and locus of control, expectations, risk preferences, and mental health.
In order to uncover mechanisms and allow sharper recommendations about student support policies, our study is designed to quantify the relative importance of worries regarding future labor-market opportunities and the impairment of social life and network, test the role of the competitive pressure, and perform a variety of heterogeneity analyses to identify particularly vulnerable groups such as female, low economic background and depression-prone students.

Inclusion criteria

The survey will include around 2,000 randomly-selected students from different faculties and at different stages of their studies at the Aix-Marseille University (AMU). The student body at the AMU is diverse with regard to gender composition and socio-economic background of the students. Accessing participants of different characteristics and from different fields and levels of study will allow us to uncover the underlying mechanisms.

Last update : 01/15/2021

Voir
View

Please wait...

Partners - FAQ - Contact - Site map - Legal notices - Administration - Updated on December 15 2020 - Version 4.10.05

View Edit Create here