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The use of medical-administrative data and data linkage: the preferred approach to chronic disease surveillance in Quebec.
The use of data from medical-administrative databases and the linking of these databases form the foundation for the development of chronic disease surveillance in Quebec and Canada. By...
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"Preventable" deaths linked to risky behaviors: a public health priority in France.
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The institutional framework for assistance and care for the elderly.
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The role and experience of informal support.
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Disparities in mortality rates among people aged 64 and older in European Union countries, 2000.
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Challenges in Environmental Health. The Role of Toxicovigilance.
Toxicovigilance, which draws on toxicological and epidemiological expertise, plays a key role in environmental health surveillance and monitoring. The activities of the Toxicovigilance...
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Environmental Health Surveillance Programs in France: Insights from European and International Research.
For the past decade, the French Institute for Public Health Surveillance (InVS) has been actively contributing to the development of methods for assessing the health impacts of public...
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Environmental Health Monitoring and Surveillance in Île-de-France: Complementarity Between Cire and ORS.
The characteristics of the Île-de-France region, particularly its high level of urbanization, give rise to nuisances—notably noise and pollution—and raise questions about their health...
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Environmental health: monitoring to provide early warning.
A health alert is based on the validation of a signal indicating a threat to public health that requires immediate action. Environmental health warning signals have various sources:...