Our teams: OPPaLE
After completing my PhD in Public Health, I joined the OPPaLE team at CRESS (UMR1153), where I conduct research within the FHU VEAVE ("Violence Against Children and Adolescents and Its Lifelong Consequences"). My research focuses on the development and evaluation of digital interventions to prevent abusive head trauma, as well as on the evaluation of the diagnostic accuracy of universal child maltreatment screening tools.
Building on my doctoral research, I also have a broader interest in the evaluation of digital health interventions and in methodological approaches for evaluating prevention and health promotion interventions.
Research interests
- Methodology for the evaluation of prevention interventions
- Digital health interventions
- Child maltreatment
Key publications
- Collin C, Eyraud C, Martin P, Michel M, Le Roux E, Alberti C. A scoping review of outcome selection and accuracy of conclusions in complex digital health interventions for young people (2017–2023): methodological proposals for population health intervention research. BMC Med. 2025;23(1):400.
View publication - Collin C, Alberti C, Martin P, Moore G, Eyraud C, Le Roux E. Current Practices and a Novel Operational Framework for Planning Research on Digital Health Promotion Interventions From Development to Implementation: Scoping Review. J Med Internet Res. 2026;28(1):e82611.
View publication - Greenland K, Etu ES, Collin C, Abdurahman OS, Abashawl A, Berarti SN, Kedir N, Guye M, Czerniewska A, Adugna D, Dodson S, Alemayehu W, Macleod D, Last A, Burton MJ. Evaluation of a face-washing behaviour change intervention for trachoma prevention in Oromia, Ethiopia (Stronger SAFE): secondary outcomes of a cluster-randomised controlled trial. Lancet Glob Health. 2026;14(5):e806-e816.
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