Idrissa Beogo

Idrissa Beogo est professeur adjoint à l’École des sciences infirmières (ÉSI) de la Faculté des sciences de la santé de l’Université d’Ottawa. Formé en Asie, en Afrique et au Canada, et fort d’une expérience clinique, en enseignement et en gestion des services de santé, il mobilise son bagage en sciences infirmières, en santé publique et en administration de la santé pour enrichir ses cours et ses travaux de recherche portant sur différentes clientèles vulnérables. Il a exercé en soins infirmiers communautaires et, au Canada, en soins de longue durée.

Ses intérêts de recherche comprennent le vieillissement en contexte minoritaire et la télésanté, la périnatalité, l’enseignement des sciences infirmières, l’organisation et la gestion des services de santé et la santé internationale. Chercheur en début de carrière, le professeur Beogo est chercheur principal ou cochercheur dans le cadre de plusieurs projets subventionnés par des organismes locaux, provinciaux et fédéraux du Canada.

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• Beogo I, Ramdé J, Nguemeleu Tchouaket E, Sia D, Bationo NJ, Collin S, Anne A, Gagnon MP. eSocial-hub: co-development of a virtual hub to combat social isolation and loneliness in francophone and anglophone seniors in linguistic minority context (Quebec, Manitoba and New Brunswick). JMIR Res Protoc. 2021 Aug 2. doi: 10.2196/30802. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 34464326.
• Tchouaket Nguemeleu E, Robins R, Sia D, Létourneau J, Borgès Da Silva R, Kilpatrick K, Beogo I, Parisien N, Boivin S. (2021). “Validation et mise à l’essai d’une grille pour mesurer les coûts associés à la gestion de la COVID-19 et des infections nosocomiales dans les centres d’hébergement et de soins de longue durée au Québec.” Science of Nursing and Health Practices | Science infirmière et pratiques en santé, 4(1): 1–31.
• Tchouaket Nguemeleu E, Beogo I, Sia D, Kilpatrick K, Séguin C, Baillot A, Jabbour M, Parisien N, Robins S, Boivin S. (2020). “ Economic analysis of healthcare-associated infection prevention and control interventions in medical and surgical units: Systematic review using a discounting approach.” Journal of Hospital Infection, 106: 134–54.
• Côté A, Beogo I, Laberge M, Ruiz A, Augusto V. (2020). “The Clinical Microsystems Approach, Does It Really Work? A Systematic Review of Organizational Theories of Health Care Practices.” Journal of the American Pharmacists Association, 60(6): e388–e410.
• Tchouaket Nguemeleu E, Beogo I, Sia D, Kilpatrick K, Séguin C, Baillot A, Nadar M, Parisien N, Boivin S. (2020). “A protocol for a systematic review of economic analyses of nosocomial infection prevention and control interventions in OECD hospitals.” BMJ Open,10: e037765.
• Buyl R, Beogo I, Fobelets M, Deletroz C, Van Landuyt P, Dequanter S, Gorus E, Giguère A, Lechasseur K, Gagnon MP. (2020). “e-Health Interventions for Healthy Aging: A Systematic Review.” Systematic Reviews, 9(128): 1–15.
• Beogo I, Darboe A, Oluwafunmilade Adesanya A, Mendez Rojas B. (2018). “Critical assessment of refugees’ needs in post-emergency context: the case of Malian war refugees settled in northern Burkina Faso.” BMC International Health and Human Rights, 18(38): 1–10.
• Beogo I, Darboe A, Oluwafunmilade Adesanya A, Mendez Rojas B. (2018). “Choosing between nurse-led or medical doctor-led from private for-profit versus non-for-profit outpatient clinics: a household survey in urban Burkina Faso.” PLoS One, 13(7): e0200233.
• Oluwafunmilade Adesanya A, Mendez Rojas B, Darboe A, Beogo I. (2017). “Socioeconomic Differential in Self-assessment of Health and Happiness in systematic review of economic analyses of nosocomial infection prevention and control interventions in 5 African Countries: Finding from World Value Survey.” PLoS One, 12(11): e0188281.
• Oluwafunmilade Adesanya A, Darboe A, Mendez Rojas B, Abiodun ED, Beogo I. (2017). “Factors contributing to regional inequalities in acute respiratory infections symptoms among under-five children in Nigeria: A decomposition analysis.” International Journal for Equity in Health, 16(140).
• Beogo I, Mendez Rojas B, Gagnon MP. (2017). “Determinants and materno-fœtal outcomes related to caesareans section delivery in private and public hospitals in low- and middle-income countries: A systematic review and meta-analysis protocol.” Systematic Reviews, 6(5): 1–6.
• Mendez Rojas B, Beogo I, Opiyo Owili P, Oluwafunmilade Adesanya O, Chen CY. (2016). “Community social capital on the timing of sexual debut and teen birth in Nicaragua: A multilevel approach.” BMC Public Health, 16(991): 1–9.
• Beogo I, Mendez Rojas B, Gagnon MP, Liu CY. (2016). “Psychometric evaluation of the French version of the Clinical Nursing Competence Questionnaire (CNCQ-22): A cross-sectional study in nursing education in Burkina Faso.” Nurse Education Today, 45: 173–178.
• Beogo I, Huang N, Drabo N K, Yé Y. (2016). “Malaria related care-seeking-behaviour and expenditure in urban settings: A household survey in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso.” Acta Tropica, 160: 78–85.
• Beogo I, Huang N, Gagnon MP, Amendah DD. (2016). “Out-of-pocket expenditure and its determinants in the context of private healthcare sector expansion in sub-Saharan Africa urban cities: Evidence from household survey in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso.” BMC Research Notes, 9(34): 1–10
• Beogo I, Liu CY, Dlamini CP, Gagnon, MP. (2015). “Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing: Nesting fast track to traditional generic program, teachings of nursing education in Burkina Faso.” BMC Nursing, 14 (66): 1–10
• Beogo I, Liu, CY, Chou YJ, Chen CY, Huang N. (2014). “Health-Care-Seeking Patterns in the Emerging Private Sector in Burkina Faso: A Population-Based Study of Urban Adult Residents in Ouagadougou.” PLoS One, 9(5): e97521

Publications de conférences

• Gagnon MP, Beogo I, Buyl R. (2016). “E-Health Interventions for Healthy Aging: A Systematic Review Protocol.” Studies in Health Technologies and Informatics, 225: 954–5
• Beogo I, Van Landuyt P, Gagnon, MP, Buyl R. (2016). “Systematic Review of eHealth Interventions for Healthy Aging: Status of Progress.” ICT4AWE 2016