Introduction: In France in 2015, 22% of live births were to women born abroad. Consistent with the European literature, recent research indicates an increased risk of maternal...

Health Care Access Centers (PASS) are primarily hospital-based facilities that provide medical and social care to patients in vulnerable situations, a significant portion of whom are...

Objectives: To measure and characterize three interrelated phenomena identified in the findings of the Committee for the Health of Exiles (Comede): violence experienced by exiles,...

Introduction: The precarious living conditions of migrants and the difficulties they face in accessing healthcare in their host country make them particularly vulnerable in terms of...

Introduction: In the context of an aging population, disability-free life expectancy (DFLE) is estimated to assess the quality of life within life expectancy (LE). This article reviews...

Introduction: In France, epidemiological surveillance of frailty and multimorbidity is not yet operational. The main objective of this study was to examine the feasibility of using...

Introduction: The term “frailty” is used in geriatrics to describe the clinical consequences of the decline in a multitude of physiological functions during aging; the cumulative...

Objectives: To characterize, based on healthcare utilization, the health status in 2013 of individuals in the year following admission to nursing homes for the elderly (Ehpad), as well...

The incidence of treated end-stage chronic kidney disease (ESCD) appears to have stabilized since 2007. Nevertheless, each year in our country, nearly 10,000 people begin renal...