Now that patient education has been included in the Public Health Code for the first time, defining the competencies of professionals in this field is becoming increasingly important....

This study presents a new method for analyzing psychotherapists' discourse. Based on a formal understanding of linguistic processes, linguistic-pragmatic analysis differs from...

Ludwik Rajchman, who served as the first director of the organization that would later become the WHO and played a central role in the creation of UNICEF, led an exemplary life that is...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

Introduction to the special issue “Health Risks and Emergencies: Acting for and with Communities,” coordinated by Félicie David, Communications Officer, Information and Communications...