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Health evidence is crucial for taking action to benefit communities [Interview]
When it comes to health promotion, the findings of basic and clinical research are useful but difficult to translate into concrete actions for the general public. It is in this context...
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Health Territories Initiative: Building on Knowledge Gained from Real-Life Experiences
Fabrique Territoires Santé aims to provide resources to stakeholders involved in local health initiatives. For the association, knowledge capitalization is an approach and a method for...
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Researching evidence-based interventions: a challenge for practitioners in the field
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Citizens must be actively involved in developing health promotion initiatives [Interview]
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Public Health: Combining Scientific Data and Empirical Knowledge: Learn More [Bibliography]
This "Learn More" section, dedicated to evidence and knowledge translation, provides resources organized into five categories: definitional and conceptual documents; evidence-related...
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Study of non-occupational exposure to mesothelioma risk factors in the DO-Mesothelioma pilot study (2013–2015)
Introduction - Nearly 20% of pleural mesotheliomas in men and 60% in women occur in people who have never been occupationally exposed to asbestos. In these individuals, as in those...
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Reflections on off-network purchases based on observations of the tobacco and nicotine replacement therapy market during France’s first lockdown
Introduction - The exceptional measures taken to curb the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic led to substantial changes in the supply of tobacco products during the first lockdown, from...
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Tabado, a school-based program designed to help vocational high school students and apprentices quit smoking
While public policies implemented in France over the past 30 years have helped reduce tobacco use among young people, this reduction remains unevenly distributed: young people from...
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Validation of the French version of a screening tool for domestic violence against women, the WAST (Woman Abuse Screening Tool)
Introduction - Healthcare professionals underestimate the prevalence of domestic violence, and few of them report effectively screening for and managing victims. Furthermore, they lack...
