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Steering and promoting policies in support of therapeutic education.
In the context of patient-centered therapeutic education (PCTE), defining the roles and responsibilities of key stakeholders is becoming an increasingly important issue. A recent study...
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An Overview of Information Sources on the Primary Prevention of Work-Related Cancers for Occupational Physicians: Needs and Prospects.
Objective: The prevention of cancers linked to exposure to carcinogenic, mutagenic, and reprotoxic (CMR) substances and/or carcinogenic processes in the workplace is now a priority in...
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The Usefulness of Theoretical Models in the Design and Evaluation of Health Promotion and Prevention Programs.
At a time when researchers and practitioners are showing increasing interest in the promotion of healthy behaviors and the development of psychosocial skills, it is important to reflect...
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Toward new quality indicators for random telephone surveys.
Background - In France, when presenting the results of a random sample survey, the non-response rate is often cited as the sole criterion of quality. It is generally believed that...
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What are the key takeaways from the ENTRED 2007–2010 report?
The 2007 ENTRED study (National Representative Sample of People with Diabetes) is a descriptive epidemiological survey designed to observe, describe, and—by comparing results with those...
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"Health at Every Age," or How to Communicate About Prevention to Seniors.
One of the key areas of the National "Healthy Aging" Plan is dedicated to informing the general public about strategies for preventing pathological aging. In this context, the National...
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The essential role of science in prevention.
Introduction to a special issue featuring articles on parenting, health promotion in schools, preventive measures for adults, skills transfer, therapeutic education, and perspectives on...
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Simply collecting observational data is not enough to reduce inequality. [Interview]
Trained in the "hard" sciences, Thierry Lang became a specialist in social inequalities in health and gradually developed an interest in the humanities and intervention research. As the...
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Jérôme Garsi, researcher: "Improving the transition to 6th grade, fostering self-esteem and well-being among children" [Interview].
At a middle school in Paris, the Mutuelle Générale de l'Education Nationale (MGEN), in collaboration with the Departmental Directorate for Social Cohesion and the Paris School District,...
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Sexual Behavior Among Men in the Era of Combined Prevention - Results of the 2011 Gay and Lesbian Media Survey.
The Gay and Lesbian Media Survey (EPGL) is an anonymous, self-administered, voluntary cross-sectional study that was conducted again in 2011 through the media and community websites. The...
