Speaking

Three subjects, and the work behind each

A published study on antimicrobials sold in street markets. A health impact assessment carried out at CRAD with the Communauté métropolitaine de Québec. A podcast running since 2021. The three talks start there.

Jeph Jacquet on a panel, laptops open on the table

Jeph Jacquet speaking into a microphone in front of a seated room — **At the microphone**In front of a room, PHARMINFOS polo

Jeph Jacquet in a lab coat in front of a full room — **Facing the room**Awareness session, lab coat

Jeph Jacquet presenting in front of a room, Jacmel Takeover banner — **Jacmel**Travelling outside the capital, Jacmel Takeover

Antibiotics sold in the street

Self-medication, antibiotic resistance, and what it ends up costing an entire population. A medicine circulating outside the care system does not simply miss its target: it manufactures resistances everyone will inherit.

The key takeaway: a concrete grasp of what is at stake between access to care and public health, drawn from a field observed from the inside.

Grounded in a published study, and already carried on Haitian national television and before a panel of the International Pharmaceutical Federation.

Antibiotics, 2020

Substandard Quality of the Antimicrobials Sold in the Street Markets in Haiti

Jean-Baptiste T., Carpenter J. F., Dahl K., Derameau W., Veillard R., Jacquet J. R., Osselyn P. L., Figueras A. — Antibiotics 2020, 9(7), 407. Open-access journal indexed in PubMed.

Public policy acts on health

How the way a city is planned can be read, decades later, in the health of its inhabitants. The decisions that weigh most on a population are not always made by health professionals.

The key takeaway: a method for reading the health impact of a decision that looks like nothing at all.

Grounded in a master's in public health from Université Laval and in the health impact assessment of the metropolitan land use and development plan, carried out at CRAD.

Medicine and society

Properly understanding what you take, and why the pharmacist is the last safeguard before the counter. The subject of the show, brought to a live audience.

The key takeaway: enough to reread their own medicine cabinet, and to know which questions to ask.

Grounded in Médicaments et Société, co-hosted with Wellington Derameau.

Formats

Jeph Jacquet at a microphone in front of a seated room, under the PHARMINFOS Haiti banner

Lecture

Thirty to sixty minutes, with or without a question period.

Jeph Jacquet on the Espace Sante set with three other speakers

Panel

As a panellist or as moderator.

A working session around a table, laptops open

Workshop

Short format, small group, with exercises.

Jeph Jacquet at a microphone in the studio

Interview

Radio, podcast, television, in French or English.

Propose a date

A few questions, so the answer is precise the first time.