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Is health education effective?
This study is guided by three questions: What is health education? What constitutes effectiveness in health education? and How can it be measured? An analysis of the international...
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Occupational factors and their impact on the risk of accidents associated with insufficient sleep (less than 6 hours). A survey of 1,004 young adults aged 25 to 45.
Insufficient sleep duration (less than 6 hours) has been found to be associated with numerous somatic and psychological comorbidities, including obesity, type 2 diabetes, hypertension,...
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Acts of physical violence.
The World Health Organization (WHO) defines violence as "the intentional use or threat of intentional use of physical force or power against oneself, another person, or a group or...
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Consumer Segmentation.
The purpose of this chapter is to describe different consumer profiles identified within the French population based on their consumption over the past fifteen days. This typology was...
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Work and Health: What’s the Connection?
The relationship between work and health is a growing concern for employers, policymakers, and social partners alike. Over the past several years, a wealth of research and surveys has...
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Sleep Disorders: An Exploratory Approach.
The issue of sleep was the subject of a report submitted to the Minister of Health in December 2006. Often overlooked in favor of other public health issues, this physiological function...
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Survey Research and Representations of Drug Use: From Epidemiology to Sociology.
Whether commissioned to assess policy initiatives (Henrion, 1995) or to evaluate the information system (Padieu, 1994), two reports on the issue of drugs and drug addiction submitted to...
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Is persistent phone contact during investigations justified?
Since the early 1990s in France, random-sample telephone surveys have played a significant role in the field of social sciences and public health research. In particular, they have made...
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Methodological changes in a longitudinal survey: advantages and disadvantages: the example of the Health Barometer.
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61st Standing Committee on Franco-Quebec Cooperation: Strengthening Expertise and Strategies in Health Promotion and Education: Analysis of Quebec practices aimed at promoting and advocating, among decision-makers and funders, projects designed to develop
This mission report presents an analysis of Quebec’s practices in implementing projects aimed at developing self-esteem and psychosocial skills. In particular, it examines the processes...
