10:30 à 11:00
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The Impact of Family Policies on the Mental Health of Children's Caregivers

Session 1: Children

Emilie Courtin
Amphithéâtre Mireille Delmas-Marty (salle 5), Site Marcelin Berthelot
En libre accès, dans la limite des places disponibles
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Session 1: Children

Résumé

Parental leave policies have been hypothesized to benefit parents' mental health. I will present recent evidence on the optimal duration of leave, which subgroups might benefit most and future research directions. 

Emilie Courtin

Emilie Courtin

Emilie Courtin is Associate Professor of Health Policy at LSE. She is Deputy Director of LSE Health and leads the LSE Health Inequalities Lab. Her research combines social epidemiology and social policy to assess how non-medical policies influence health, disease and health care use. Emilie has a PhD from the Department of Social Policy at the LSE. She was previously a David E. Bell Fellow at Harvard University and MRC Skills Development Fellow at LSHTM.

 

Intervenant(s)

Emilie Courtin

Associate Professor, London School of Economics