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The Seintinelles 2018 Barometer Study: What Is the Profile of Men Who Register on the Les Seintinelles Collaborative Research Platform? Results from a Gendered Analysis

Abstract The French collaborative research platform Seintinelles was developed out of a desire to promote health democracy. The objective of the present study was to understand the profile of men registered on the platform from the point of view of their socio-demographic and psychosocial characteristics, as well as their motivations for registering. The present study analyzed data collected in the Seintinelles 2018 Barometer study. A total of 5707 individuals, including 366 men completed the questionnaire. On average, men registered on the platform were older than women (mean age men = 42.4 years; mean age women = 40.1 years; p = .003) and less likely to currently have or previously had cancer (20.8 vs. 32.8%; p = .000). In terms of motivation to register, men were more likely to register because someone advised them to (5.7 vs. 3.2% of women, p = .01). Finally, women, more than men, appeared to want to see a greater number of new research studies implemented. Men—more than women—become volunteers to participate in research on the collaborative research platform Seintinelles to support a loved one.