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Health promotion practices in France.
Two years after its creation, the INPES-EHESP Chair in Health Promotion takes stock of current practices across France. The picture is mixed: professionalization, a proliferation of...
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A century of health education.
A timeline from 1902 to 2010 tracing the history of health education (laws, key documents, institutions, etc.).
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*Losing My Mind* (film).
Relationships between people can sometimes be destructive. In *À perdre la raison*, a young mother ends up committing an irreparable act, trapped in a relationship that has bred...
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People call us because they don't know who else to turn to [Interview].
The Adalis Public Interest Group (GIP) comprises Drogues Info Service, Écoute Alcool, Écoute Cannabis, and Joueurs Écoute Info Service. Users or their loved ones call "because they...
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Training is essential, as the listener is often faced with complex situations [Interview].
The 38 staff members at Sida Info Service (SIS) receive in-depth training that covers both theory and practice. The goal is to equip them with the knowledge and professional skills...
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Work-related stress: sectors at higher risk.
The occupations and sectors most prone to psychological distress at work are intermediate professions, finance, and public administration. This finding comes from the Samotrace survey...
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Medical and social interpreting: an ethical imperative.
Due to a lack of organization and financial support, the option of using a trained interpreter remains largely unknown in France and is not widely accessible to professionals in the...
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Better addressing modesty and cultural diversity in hospitals.
At the Bordeaux University Hospital (CHU), some staff members are receiving training in cultural diversity based on a concrete issue: the way healthcare providers approach patient...
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Train healthcare professionals in practices involving interpreters.
Language barriers are detrimental to patients who do not speak the healthcare provider’s language. Based on this observation, the National Observatory on Mental Health,...
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Train healthcare providers to care for a diverse patient population.
Without proper reflection, stereotypes can persist within healthcare teams. Professionals struggle to balance clinical protocols and interventions on one hand, and the patient and...