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Mediation, serving as a bridge between healthcare providers and patients, ensures better medical care and improved prevention in sexual health [Interview]
Originally from Burkina Faso, Sié Dionou is a nurse and health mediator at four Parisian hospitals. Working alongside the social worker, he helps patients communicate with healthcare...
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The peer health mediator shares the same experience as the patient [Interview]
In this article, Olivia Gross examines the role of the "peer health mediator," who works in psychiatric settings alongside healthcare teams. She highlights the value these mediators...
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Cross-Cultural Consultation: Building Bridges Between Languages and Cultures of Origin to Provide the Most Appropriate Care for Children [Interview]
Psychologist Amalini Simon analyzes transcultural consultations, which involve several levels of mediation: the first with an interpreter, when the patient and their loved ones do not...
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Impact of a Transcultural Mediation Program in Pediatric Inpatient Care on the Therapeutic Alliance and Healthcare Costs
A transcultural mediation program has been implemented in hospitals across the Île-de-France region, involving a mediator-interpreter and a physician-facilitator. An evaluation...
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Transition Classes in Martinique: Children Develop Their Skills and Social Skills [Interview].
The bridge class aims to strengthen children’s psychosocial skills as well as parenting skills. The three staff members—a teacher, an educator, and a community worker—help each child...
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Parent-Child Support Centers in Martinique: Supporting Parents, Building Children’s Self-Confidence [Interview].
One in two families in Martinique is a single-parent household. The six parent-child drop-in centers in the region welcome families with children under the age of 6 free of charge. The...
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Gaining a better understanding of the prevalence of autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and the living conditions of people with ASD is a challenge for our public policy
Since April 6, 2018, France has had a national strategy for autism within the context of neurodevelopmental disorders. This strategy has several objectives, the primary one being to...
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Qualitative Assessment of the January Challenge - Dry January 2020
Background: France’s first month-long alcohol-free challenge, “Le Défi de Janvier – Dry January,” took place in January 2020. A qualitative post-test was conducted to identify the...
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Employees covered by the general social security system who were victims of traffic accidents resulting in bodily injury while commuting to and from work, by industry sector in France in 2017
Introduction - Traffic-related injuries sustained during work activities, the leading cause of fatal workplace accidents, include both traffic accidents occurring while on a work...
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"Zero AIDS" Initiative: How Did a Community-Wide Project Help Reduce New HIV Diagnoses by 40% in the Alpes-Maritimes Region Over Four Years?
Introduction - The Alpes-Maritimes department is one of the departments most affected by the HIV epidemic in France. It saw a 54% increase in diagnoses between 2010 and 2014. This...
