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Qualitative research on ways to improve the health of people with disabilities or who have lost their independence, as well as that of their families and caregivers. Preliminary work toward the development of a research protocol.
As part of an agreement between the CNSA and the INPES, preliminary work was conducted in 2008–2009 with the aim of developing a qualitative research protocol on ways to improve the...
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Train teachers in psychosocial skills.
Training future teachers in psychosocial skills is a formidable challenge. They must, in fact, shift their "paradigm of thinking" and stop viewing biomedical scientific knowledge and...
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Is the health promotion educator a mentor in resilience?
To support someone in developing their psychosocial skills, the key is to accept them as a person and view them with kindness. By doing so, the professional helps foster the person’s...
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Health in Action, No. 432: Health Risks and Emergencies: Taking Action for and with Communities
How can we prepare communities to cope with health risks? This is the theme of this special feature, which provides an overview of current knowledge and practices, compiled by some...
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Promoting the health of people with disabilities [Introduction].
People with disabilities are particularly vulnerable. Their health issues, whether or not related to their disability, result in a combination of medical conditions and vulnerabilities....
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Preliminary Assessment of the Impacts of Policies on Public Health: A New Approach.
Any urban planning, industrial, or service-related project can have a harmful impact on the health of nearby residents. Health impact assessments are designed to prevent such harm
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Health Center: Providing care for people in vulnerable situations.
In Thiers, in the Puy-de-Dôme department, the Relais Santé team—comprising a nurse, a psychologist, and a social worker—provides counseling, support, and guidance to people in vulnerable...
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In Chalon-sur-Saône, high school students have been trained as peer educators in AIDS prevention.
In Chalon-sur-Saône, the municipal social services center and the city government have established a coalition of eighteen organizations to develop health education and AIDS prevention...
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Tailor support services to the socioeconomic circumstances of migrants.
France Lert, a research director at Inserm and a public health specialist, leads the research group on migrants at the French National Agency for Research on AIDS and Viral Hepatitis...
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Key facts about student health.
How are students doing? A closer look at their physical and mental health. Students are young and generally in good health, but the most recent studies paint a concerning picture in...