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A community-based approach to preventing dengue fever in Martinique.
Preventing dengue fever, a disease transmitted to humans by mosquitoes, is a priority for Martinique, which regularly faces outbreaks. The department is implementing an action plan to...
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Public education and health education: What is the connection?
What role does health education play in popular education? Sociologist Olivier Douard examines the historical evolution of popular education since its emergence in the 19th century....
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Quebec is introducing the "Healthy Business" standard.
In Quebec, since 2009, any organization that employs staff can obtain "Healthy Workplace" certification. Recognizing that businesses play a key role in prevention and that this potential...
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Stakeholders in community education.
Institutions and organizations: Who are the key players in community education in France? While this list is by no means exhaustive, here are the main government agencies involved and...
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Stress, isolation, and students' futures.
According to a recent survey, one in three students has difficulty managing stress, and one in ten shows signs of depression due to isolation. The National Union of Regional Student...
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"Looking for Eric": a subtle comedy that sparks a conversation about depression.
In his film *Looking for Eric*, British director Ken Loach steps away from his usual themes—work, society, and history—to explore depression in a style that is part comedy, part drama....
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The proof is in: empowerment and participation really do work!
A report on empowerment, published by the WHO in 2006 but little known among professionals, demonstrates the proven value of this approach in public health initiatives. Involving the...
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Training in Patient Education: What Skills Are Needed? Reflections on the Seminar Held in Lille, October 11–13, 2006.
This book is the result of a collaboration between INPES, the Patient Education Resource and Training Center of the Nord-Picardie Regional Health Insurance Fund, and the directors of...
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Getting drunk isn't a given
In Paris, six prevention organizations have joined forces under the project "Getting Drunk Isn't Inevitable." They work with young people to better understand excessive drinking habits....
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How do our health education practices contribute to patient education?
Engaging patients and mobilizing healthcare professionals around what they can actually do: in Isère, a program focused on improving antibiotic use illustrates this approach, notably...