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Sandrine Andrieu is a leading geriatric epidemiologist whose work is reshaping how we approach healthy aging on a global scale. Her primary research focuses on the prevention of dementia and frailty, with a major emphasis on implementing the World Health Organization’s Integrated Care for Older People (ICOPE) framework into real-world clinical practice. Her most impactful contributions stem from the INSPIRE ICOPE-CARE program, a landmark public health initiative in the Occitania region of France. Through this work, she has demonstrated the feasibility of large-scale screening for functional decline, creating a proactive model that shifts geriatric care from reactive treatment to early intervention. Her seminal 2022 paper on the ICOPE programme implementation has garnered 185 citations, while her 2021 framework paper has been cited 105 times, underscoring her influence in translating WHO policy into actionable care pathways. Andrieu’s achievements are not merely academic; she is a key architect of a global strategy designed to maintain independence and quality of life for millions of older adults, making her a pivotal figure in the fight against age-related dependency.
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