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Thesaurus of Health Education. Randomized Alphabetical List.
This thesaurus—a standardized and structured list of terms to be used for indexing documents and searching databases that have been indexed using this vocabulary—brings together all the...
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How can health education be implemented in primary care or pharmacy practice? Methods for conducting a pilot study involving pregnant women, adolescents, or older adults.
Under the leadership of INPES and CNAMTS, five health education programs were designed and piloted by 61 general practitioners and pharmacists at five pilot sites in France, involving...
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Measuring trends in health surveys.
This seminar, organized to mark the tenth anniversary of the INPES Health Barometer, aimed to assess the challenges associated with measuring trends in health surveys and to propose...
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Targeted Approaches in HIV Prevention: New Issues, New Challenges.
The author reviews and contextualizes the evolution of AIDS prevention policy in France, questions whether or not it is appropriate to target public awareness campaigns, and emphasizes...
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Focusing on overall health to combat the loss of independence.
As the leading cause of accidental death among older adults, falls must be better prevented through a comprehensive approach in order to combat the loss of independence. Fall prevention...
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Participation in health programs: moving beyond romantic rhetoric.
The author, a specialist in community-based approaches and health inequalities, examines three key questions raised by participatory practices in health: who participates and what is the...
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Health Promotion Put to the Test in Local Communities
This report examines the territorial approach to health from three perspectives: the first offers a definition of the territory informed by a geographer and an ethnologist; the second...
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Self-esteem and risk-taking: what are we talking about?
This article examines the influence of healthy self-esteem on risk-taking by synthesizing the existing body of knowledge on the subject. The author clarifies the concept of self-esteem,...
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Rural Life and Health [Special Report].
This report, to which the network of health education committees, the Rural Families Association, and the Agricultural Social Mutual Fund contributed, seeks to answer the question: How...
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Risky behavior or... a love of risk?
David Le Breton, a sociologist and anthropologist, has spent years studying the reasons that drive young people to take risks, including through the use of psychoactive substances. He...