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Researching evidence-based interventions: a challenge for practitioners in the field
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Citizens must be actively involved in developing health promotion initiatives [Interview]
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Public Health: Combining Scientific Data and Empirical Knowledge: Learn More [Bibliography]
This "Learn More" section, dedicated to evidence and knowledge translation, provides resources organized into five categories: definitional and conceptual documents; evidence-related...
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Radio: A Tool for Health Prevention Among Migrants
Africa Radio is listened to in France by migrants from sub-Saharan Africa. It has partnered with Santé publique France to produce a radio program focused on health prevention. Rather...
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Ethics, Prevention, and Health Promotion [Introduction to the Feature]
This issue will focus primarily on "practical ethics"—that is, ethics in action, rather than ethics that merely asserts grand principles or engages in discourse about values or duties—in...
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Support for Migrants: A Journey with Committed New Citizens
They range in age from 17 to 79. The majority of them are women. Deeply moved by the dire living conditions of migrants in their local communities, they have become volunteers, providing...
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Occupation: Health mediator for the Asian community
The mediator at the Association for Research, Communication, and Action on Access to Treatment (Arcat) provides preventive care and health support tailored to the needs of migrants from...
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Germany: A program to improve migrants' access to health care
Health literacy and capacity-building among migrants are central to the MiMi program’s efforts to improve the health and social inclusion of migrant populations in Germany.
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Vulnerable Migrants and Health: Introduction to the Report
This report focuses on the health of migrants. It takes a holistic view of health, encompassing health determinants, the environment, socioeconomic status, access to employment,...
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Migrant Health: Notes for a Genealogy
The health of exiles—whether immigrants, refugees, asylum seekers, or undocumented foreigners—is generally better upon arrival than that of nationals in so-called host countries, but it...
