Catherine Quantin, head of the Biostatistics and Medical Information Department at Dijon University Hospital, is a member of the High-Dimensional Biostatistics, Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health (CESP), Inserm University Paris Saclay. She has been president of the College of Teachers in Biostatistics and Medical Informatics (CIMES), secretary general of the Association of French-speaking Epidemiologists (ADELF) and chair of the education committee of the International Society for Clinical Biostatistics (ISCB).

She has developed pseudonymisation and linkage methods, one of which, the ANONYMAT software, has been patented nationally and internationally and has been widely used at regional, national and international levels.

She has been working on child abuse for over 20 years and contributed to the establishment of the OLINPE national longitudinal observation system (decree of February 2011) with the National Observatory for Child Protection (ONPE).

Catherine Quantin was responsible for WG2 on the analysis of medico-administrative and social data as part of COST Action 19106 "Multi sectoral responses to child abuse and neglect in Europe: Incidence and trends" (chair Pr Andreas Jud).

She is now the coordinator of the European SERENA project for "Assessing and improving access to health and social care SErvices for children RENdered vulnerable by Abuse", involving 22 partners from several European countries.