Health anthropology · Public health
Ousseni
Sawadogo
Medical graduate · Doctoral student in anthropology
Université Laval
A medical graduate of Université Joseph Ki-Zerbo and doctoral student in anthropology at Université Laval, I explore relationships between knowledge, institutions and health practices.
Doctoral research
Doctoral project in development · Working title
Making resistance governable
An ethnographic study of how microbiological knowledge becomes a basis for action on antimicrobial resistance in Québec.
Explore the project →Data and technology use in health
My skills in web programming and data analysis inform my interest in digital health tools: their design, their uses and their role in practices of care.
Digital health and data →Academic and professional background
Medical training at Université Joseph Ki-Zerbo, followed by doctoral studies in anthropology at Université Laval: my background connects clinical questions with the social study of health knowledge and practices.
View my background →Academic work
Research work
Acute pericarditis in Ouagadougou
Medical degree thesis on acute pericarditis, defended at Université Joseph Ki-Zerbo on July 14, 2025.
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