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Human Exposure Variables in France: A Review of Available Data and Future Prospects
Abstract. Human exposure variables (HEVs) are parameters used in quantitative health risk assessment (QHRA) to estimate a population’s exposure to a given hazard and subsequently...
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Assessment of the Quality of Death Certificates in France: The Role of Electronic Certification
Introduction: The objective is to compare the quality of electronic death certificates with that of paper certificates using a methodology based on their intrinsic characteristics....
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Comparison of Dental Care Utilization Among Institutionalized Older Adults and Those Living at Home, France, 2008–2009
Objective: Ensuring equitable and high-quality access to oral health care for older adults remains a challenge. The aim of this study is to compare the use of dental services among older...
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Biomechanical and psychosocial factors associated with severe shoulder pain: long-term effects in the GAZEL cohort
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A Study of Occupational Risk Factors for Lateral Epicondylitis and Other Types of Elbow Pain in a Population of Employees
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Identifying economic sectors with a high risk of workplace accidents: using a monitoring tool based on claims data from social security systems
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Prevalence of multisite musculoskeletal symptoms in a population of salaried workers
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The Use of Biomarkers for Monitoring Occupational Exposure and in Epidemiological Studies
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Where Do People Die in France? An Analysis of Death Certificates (1993–2008)
Background. There is currently a push to move away from hospital-based end-of-life care, driven by the need to control healthcare costs and in line with the wishes and needs of the...
