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A method for accounting for complete disaggregation in the sampling plan for telephone surveys of households.
The telephone has enabled significant advances in social science and public health research. Telephone surveys are less expensive, easier to manage, and faster than face-to-face...
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The Role and Practices of General Practitioners in Prevention and Therapeutic Education, as Reflected in the 2009 Health Barometer.
Poster presented at the 5th Congress of General Practice, held in Nice from June 23 to 25, 2011.
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Screening Practices for Viral Hepatitis Among General Practitioners in Metropolitan France in 2009.
Introduction: In mainland France, an estimated 500,000 adults have chronic hepatitis B or C. Although screening is recommended for people with risk factors, half of those infected are...
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Guide to "Aging Well" Community Initiatives: Theoretical, Methodological, and Practical Guidelines.
The guide "Community-Based 'Healthy Aging' Initiatives: Theoretical, Methodological, and Practical Guidelines" was produced under an agreement with the CNAV, which was extended to...
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Occupational factors and their impact on the risk of accidents associated with insufficient sleep (less than 6 hours). A survey of 1,004 young adults aged 25 to 45.
Insufficient sleep duration (less than 6 hours) has been found to be associated with numerous somatic and psychological comorbidities, including obesity, type 2 diabetes, hypertension,...
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Social Media and Community Management: Reaching Out to Audiences Through Prevention.
Oral presentation at the 10th Conference on Prevention and Public Health, held June 9–11, 2015, in Paris. This presentation was given during the session titled “Telephone, Internet,...
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How is the Internet used to search for health information?
Oral presentation at the 10th Conference on Prevention and Public Health, held June 9–11, 2015, in Paris. This presentation was given during the session titled “Telephone, Internet,...
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Access to healthcare for the Deaf. Can the lessons learned from current programs in France and Uruguay benefit the entire affected population?
Oral presentation at the Franco-Latin American Symposium on Disability Research, held in Paris on July 10 and 11, 2014.
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Survey Research and Representations of Drug Use: From Epidemiology to Sociology.
Whether commissioned to assess policy initiatives (Henrion, 1995) or to evaluate the information system (Padieu, 1994), two reports on the issue of drugs and drug addiction submitted...
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Is persistent phone contact during investigations justified?
Since the early 1990s in France, random-sample telephone surveys have played a significant role in the field of social sciences and public health research. In particular, they have...
