LENGLART, LEA

Dr. Léa Lenglart is a Paediatric Emergency Physician at Hôpital Robert Debré in Paris, France, where she serves as Cheffe de Clinique - Assistante. She specializes in pediatric respiratory infectious diseases, biostatistics, and health data modeling, focusing on understanding the epidemiology and transmission dynamics of infections in children.

Dr. Lenglart’s research is centered on the patterns and evolution of respiratory infections in pediatric populations, particularly in light of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic. She applies advanced statistical modeling to analyze infection trends, transmission risks, and health system impacts, contributing to improved clinical protocols and public health responses. Her studies explore the interactions between viruses, environmental factors, and healthcare interventions, refining strategies for managing outbreaks in hospital and community settings.

She collaborates with multidisciplinary teams at Robert Debré, integrating expertise in infectious diseases, epidemiology, and data science. Her work supports the optimization of diagnostic tools and prevention methods, ensuring that children at risk of severe respiratory infections receive timely and effective medical care. In addition to COVID-19, she investigates seasonal viral infections, bronchiolitis, and pneumonia, addressing their burden on pediatric emergency departments.

Beyond her research, Dr. Lenglart is actively involved in medical education and mentorship, training healthcare professionals in pediatric emergency medicine and epidemiological analysis. She contributes to national and international conferences, presenting findings that enhance data-driven decision-making in pediatric infectious disease management.

She is affiliated with leading pediatric emergency medicine networks and participates in expert panels on epidemiology and pediatric health. Her contributions to respiratory infection research, biostatistical modeling, and clinical education continue to shape evidence-based approaches to infectious disease prevention and management in children.

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