Short CV:

Jérémy Guenezan studied Medicine at the University of Poitiers and specialised in Emergency Medicine. He completed a research mobility year at La Pitié-Salpêtrière University Hospital in Paris, focusing on vascular access and point-of-care testing in acute care. He became Assistant Professor in 2021 at the Faculty of Medicine (University of Poitiers) and since 2025 is Professor of Emergency Medicine. He is currently Deputy Head of the Emergency Department and EMS (SAMU-SMUR 86) at Poitiers University Hospital, and President of the Commission on Clinical Standards of the French Society of Emergency Medicine. He is a member of the INSERM U1070 Research Unit “Pharmacology of Antimicrobial Agents” and of the international AVATAR group on vascular access. His main research interests include vascular access devices, point-of-care diagnostics, and infection prevention in acute care settings.

Summary of my PhD thesis:

My work is about the role of cutaneous antisepsis in the prevention of complications related to peripheral venous catheters. The goal is to have a global approach of the complications, from the microbiological determinism predicting the complication, to the medical-economic cost of these complications, passing by the comparison of various possible antiseptics available for use.

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