Laure Perrier
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Laure Perrier is a health information science researcher whose work centers on evidence synthesis, knowledge translation, and geriatric care. She has made significant contributions to understanding how systematic reviews and scoping reviews can be designed to address complex health challenges, particularly among aging populations. Her highly cited 2024 systematic scoping review on interventions for older adults living with social frailty—already accumulating 23 citations—is a landmark contribution. This work critically examines how social determinants such as isolation and limited community support intersect with frailty, and identifies promising strategies to mitigate mortality risk, functional decline, and disability. Perrier’s research is notable for its methodological rigor and its practical focus on translating evidence into actionable interventions. She is recognized for advancing the science of review methodologies and for highlighting gaps in care for socially vulnerable older adults. Her scholarship is essential reading for researchers and practitioners in gerontology, public health, and evidence-based practice, offering a clear roadmap for future intervention development.
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