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Disabling low back pain and social circumstances: findings from the HID (Handicap-Incapacity-Dependency) survey, France.
Objectives - To describe the relationship between disabling low back pain and socioeconomic status in France. Methods - The data used were from the 1999 HID national household survey...
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Epidemiological study of suspicious infant deaths in France: What proportion are homicides?
According to the international literature, the proportion of homicides in infant mortality is certainly underestimated, and confusion exists during the certification process between...
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The Impact of Health Status on Part-Time Work Among the French: A Focus on Chronic Diseases, France, 2002–2003.
Objectives - To understand how individuals with a long-term health condition adjust their behavior in the labor market by working part-time. Methods - The study is based on data from...
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The use of medical-administrative data and data linkage: the preferred approach to chronic disease surveillance in Quebec.
The use of data from medical-administrative databases and the linking of these databases form the foundation for the development of chronic disease surveillance in Quebec and Canada....
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Survival of Cancer Patients in France and Europe: Results of the Eurocare Study for the Period 1990–1994.
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Epidemiology of Maternal Mortality in France, 1996–2002: Incidence, Risk Factors, and Causes.
Introduction. Maternal mortality is an indicator of the quality of obstetric care. In 1996, France established a surveillance system that includes monitoring rates and causes, as well...
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Disparities in mortality rates among people aged 64 and older in European Union countries, 2000.
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"Preventable" deaths linked to risky behaviors: a public health priority in France.
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The institutional framework for assistance and care for the elderly.