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Health education and prisoner rehabilitation.
The authors describe the context and factors to be considered in a health education program within a prison setting. Factors concerning inmates: physical and mental health issues,...
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Prevention and health education as part of the reform.
The author, from the Population Health Office at the D.G.S., outlines the approach—as part of the reform of healthcare organization in prisons—to prevention and health education designed...
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Ethics, Health, and the Prison System.
The author, a professor at the E.N.S.P., examines health education in the prison system from an ethical perspective, which he defines in terms of its etymology and its purpose. It...
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Initiatives targeting prison staff and inmates.
The author presents an analysis of the approach taken by the Ille-et-Vilaine Departmental Health Education Committee over the course of four years of work with female inmates at the...
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Three initiatives in health prevention and education.
Brief overview of an oral health awareness initiative (regular care, good hygiene) for inmates, particularly drug addicts; a support program for inmates to reduce the risk of recidivism...
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Research project with a group of young inmates.
Since 1987, health education and promotion initiatives have been carried out in various institutions across the Aquitaine region by the Aquitaine Regional Committee for Health Education...
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What kind of health education training should teachers receive?
An overview of the context and challenges of teacher training in health education. The goal is to approach the teaching profession from a different perspective rather than simply adding a new subject.
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Why provide health education in prisons?
Prison is a cause of illness and death; it is a place of regression, despair, self-harm, and suicide; here are a few excerpts from the opinion of the National Consultative Ethics...
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Sickle cell disease: helping pregnant women make informed decisions.
Sickle cell disease is a genetic disorder that primarily affects populations in sub-Saharan Africa. Mothers are often unfairly stigmatized after giving birth to their children. In...
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Survey on sports injuries.
The health benefits of moderate physical exercise are well established. Nevertheless, sports activities can lead to accidents and significant injuries. What exactly are the extent,...