Martinique is characterized by a socio-economic context that is less favorable than the national average and perinatal health indicators that remain a cause for concern. In recent...

In terms of perinatal care, Martinique faces notably higher rates of infant mortality and preterm births than in mainland France. The regional health plan has established several...

Early prenatal counseling (EPP) is an in-depth medical and psychosocial consultation with expectant parents. Despite efforts made in Martinique in recent years, in 2016 only 17% of...

The ECHO study assesses knowledge, attitudes, and practices related to the COVID-19 pandemic and measures its impact on vulnerable individuals living in shelters in France, the vast...

In French Guiana, migrants make up one-third of the population. Providing care for vulnerable people, whether migrants or not, is a complex undertaking involving multiple challenges....

There is now a consensus on the value of relying on evidence—by incorporating both scientific knowledge and the experiential insights of professionals and users—in the field of...

The French Public Health Society (SFSP) and the National Federation for Health Education and Promotion (FNES) are leading the discussions within the national Capitalization Working...

The School of Advanced Studies in Public Health (EHESP) is dedicated to sharing various forms of knowledge—experiential, scientific, and contextual—in the development of public health...

The health crisis caused by the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has put the system of expert opinion to the test both in France and abroad. As a result, certain analyses or recommendations have been...

Prevention and health promotion are part of an ecological approach that involves developing complex interventions with multiple effects, requiring specific evaluation methods. These...