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Factors Associated with Dropout in a Randomized Intervention Trial Among Mothers with Psychosocial Vulnerability Factors: A Substudy of the CAPEDP Trial.
Introduction.—Dropout rates are high in trials involving psychosocially vulnerable populations, yet little is known about the factors contributing to dropout in this context. A better...
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The French network of health-promoting hospitals.
The Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion advocated for a broader vision of health and a shift in health services toward greater emphasis on health promotion beyond the provision of care....
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Skills in therapeutic education: toward a professional pedagogy.
Introduction.—Patient therapeutic education (PTE) has developed very rapidly over the past decade. It is now included in the Public Health Code. Defining the competencies of PTE...
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Train professionals in health promotion.
In light of today’s public health challenges, training is of central importance and must enable professionals to better understand what is happening in France and in other countries....
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A framework for developing social and emotional skills in schools.
This article outlines the foundations and challenges of integrating psychosocial skills into schools. The authors review the development of health promotion in schools, as well as issues...
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Promoting School Staff Health: Experiences from Poland.
In Poland, nearly 2,600 schools (primarily elementary and middle schools) are implementing the "Health-Promoting School" program, which was launched in 1992. They focus primarily on...
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Effective Interventions to Prevent Loss of Independence Among Older Adults Living at Home: A Review of the Literature—Key Findings.
This document is a summary of the scientific literature review on effective interventions for preventing the loss of independence among older adults living at home, produced by INPES....
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Can a communication campaign reduce the stigma surrounding people with mental health conditions? A review of the literature.
Combating the stigmatization of people with mental health conditions is a key focus of public policy in the field of mental health. Internationally, numerous destigmatization programs...
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The Role of Occupational Physicians in Addressing Substance Abuse.
The Inserm collective expert report (2003), the National Conference on Alcohol (2007), and the reports and action plans of the Interministerial Mission for the Fight Against Drugs and...
