All Intelligence in Life publications
This collection was initiated during the monthly meetings of Intelligence in Life. The contributors' aim was to make research work of high scientific value, drawn from widely varied areas of expertise, available to professionals, institutions and associations.
In time, this documentary resource will form a multidisciplinary editorial collection, making it possible to develop new thinking, proposals and strategies around a more inclusive approach to the specific features of healthcare and clinical trials.
Is the MD / IVD framework still suited to the reality of 2026? (ANAT-RNAT Collection — Association of CRAs & CTAs)
Everything to learn from high-reliability organisations — Executive Mini-Guide, Volume 6. A catastrophe is almost never caused by a single error: it arises from the combination of ordinary events that have become invisible to the organisation.
Measuring distances to make international decisions: Cultural, Administrative, Geographic and Economic distances.
Adaptation, Aggregation, Arbitrage — Ghemawat's trilemma for decision-makers (Executive Mini-Guides Collection).
From administering resources to architecting talent. A paper coordinated by the Institut pour la Refondation Publique, built around five pillars: talent mapping, managerial empowerment, evaluation with consequences, governance & sovereign HR information systems, and the learning administration.
Risk management for decision-makers (Executive Mini-Guides Collection, Volume 4). Risk is no longer just a matter of compliance: in a VUCA environment, it becomes a central issue of strategic governance.
Essay by Yannick Bardie, due out on 1 October 2026 from Éditions de la République. How the major advances in healthcare have almost always been forged in the urgency, constraint and disorder of the battlefield.
An original dive into CES Las Vegas, built as a narrative and educational game of the goose through the major themes of innovation: AI, connected health, autonomous mobility, energy transition, smart cities…
A neo-institutional and polycentric approach to the health safety ecosystem.
A reference work on the place of the patient in the clinical research process.
By Martin Dupressoir, published by Intelligence In Life by Sauramps Médical.
Patient data in question.
Yannick Bardie, Thérèse Libourel.
A neo-institutional theory perspective — AIM Conference, May 2018, Montreal, Canada.
Periodic bulletin — Pharmaceutical Safety and Signal Detection. The regulations governing the evaluation of non-pharmacological interventions (NPIs).