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Parents: The First Teachers of Life [Introduction to the Feature].
The structure of the family varies across different eras, countries, and cultures; yet, it consistently remains a key element in the formation of each individual’s identity. Recent...
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"The Age of Networks": Recognition for All Healthcare Networks? [Feature Introduction].
According to the authors of this report, health networks make numerous contributions to the implementation of health education programs and initiatives, including therapeutic education....
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Coordinating the Network of Health Education Committees: The CFES Experience (1997–2002).
The 108 local—departmental and regional—health education committees have, with the support of the CFES, developed a shared culture and collaborative initiatives over the past few years,...
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Children's and Adolescents' Health: Recommendations for Promoting It.
Drawing on several reviews and collective expert assessments regarding the health of children and adolescents, Inserm has developed recommendations for the prevention of obesity, mental...
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Health promotion also involves the European Union.
It is a little-known fact that the European Union allocates 300 million euros annually to fund public health initiatives. Health promotion is one of the three priorities of this budget....
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Evaluation of Health Education Programs in Elementary and Middle Schools: Report by IGAS-IGEN.
At the request of the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Youth, National Education, and Research, the IGAS, IGEN, and IGAENR conducted an evaluation of the health education program...
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A training kit for general practitioners on cancer screening.
Screening is one of the priorities of the Cancer Plan. At the request of public authorities, INPES has developed a tool—in the form of a kit containing a CD-ROM and various documents—to...
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Stay informed and spread the word: Doctors and pharmacists discuss prevention.
A qualitative study on how doctors and pharmacists obtain information, conducted by the National Institute for Prevention and Health Education (INPES) and the National Health Insurance...
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General practitioners: Talking about violence is no longer taboo.
Eight out of ten general practitioners encounter cases of violence on a monthly basis, either through their own observations or through reports from patients. This figure, taken from the...
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Environment and health: French people feel they are not being kept sufficiently informed.
It is now widely recognized that certain conditions, such as asthma attacks, bronchitis, and certain heart conditions, are exacerbated or even caused by environmental factors, whether...