Is it appropriate to evaluate all health education initiatives? Should we always hire an external professional evaluator? Doesn’t evaluation risk diluting or standardizing an...

First mentioned during the Han Dynasty in the 2nd century, in connection with the establishment of a civil service, performance evaluation became widespread in the 18th century with...

For Louise Potvin, evaluation is the key element—"the science of action"—that will drive the evolution of health promotion practices. It is the recognition of innovation that fuels the...

When should a health education initiative be evaluated? Why and how? Francis Nock, a consultant and trainer, outlines a roadmap that project leaders can use for any evaluation. He...

The foundation of positive psychology is to improve one’s well-being and achieve personal fulfillment by cultivating positive emotions, engaging in the present moment, finding meaning...

This special issue brings together contributions from some twenty experts and practitioners in the field, highlighting the various challenges of health literacy—a key determinant of...

Literacy is an evolving concept, now defined as the ability of an individual, a setting, and a community to understand and communicate information through language across various media...

Health literacy is recognized as a key determinant of public health. This term refers to individuals’ motivation and ability to access, understand, evaluate, and use information to...

A group of experts, brought together by Santé publique France and the Interdisciplinary Research Chair in Literacy and Inclusion at the Université du Québec en Outaouais, will publish...

Since 2016, the concept of literacy has been incorporated into school curricula. As a result, the focus has shifted from mastering the French language to acquiring the skills needed to...