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A national registry to guide stakeholders toward effective prevention
The benefits of preventive healthcare are well documented. However, for these benefits to be realized, it is essential that the interventions implemented be rigorously evaluated, and...
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Community health services are strongly encouraged to make use of the registry [Interview]
Since 2014, the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) in the Netherlands has maintained the Register of Recognized Interventions. The register lists effective...
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Evidence-based and accessible resources to promote healthy aging
One of the primary missions of the National Solidarity Fund for Autonomy (CNSA) is to prevent the loss of autonomy among older adults and people with disabilities and to combat their...
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We have selected intervention methods that have proven effective in prevention [Interview]
The National Solidarity Fund for Autonomy (CNSA) has signed an agreement with the Union of Gerontology Centers of France (UGF) to inform frontline workers and policymakers about...
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An innovative tool for structuring prevention initiatives
In Nouvelle-Aquitaine, a tool designed to provide a detailed description of prevention and health promotion initiatives has been tested since 2024 among field operators and project...
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These centers give frontline decision-makers access to knowledge [Interview]
In the United Kingdom, the What Works Centres (WWC) are organizations dedicated to promoting public policies based on scientific evidence. They synthesize and disseminate the results of...
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How the Good Behavior Game, an evidence-based program, has gained traction in France
Originating in the United States, the Good Behavior Game (GBG) is a classroom behavior management strategy based on the development of social-emotional skills. First highlighted in a...
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Evaluated international programs for addiction prevention in schools
It is widely recognized that preventing addictive behaviors among young people relies heavily on the development of psychosocial skills. Two scientifically validated programs—one...
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Social experiments: recommendations for turning the experiment into a success
Numerous programs are being piloted, drawing on human and financial resources. However, even when evaluation results are satisfactory, public officials struggle to take ownership of them...
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Behavioral sciences help us better understand how real people behave [Interview]
The Interministerial Directorate for Public Transformation (DITP) includes a team of behavioral science experts whose mission is to help improve the effectiveness of public policy. This...
