Introduction. The necessary contribution of science to prevention.

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Carmen Kreft-Jaïs

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Pierre Arwidson

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The 'Ossebo' intervention for the prevention of injurious falls in elderly women: background and design.

Implementation and assessment of an early home-based intervention on infant attachment organisation: the CAPEDP attachment study in France.

Therapeutic education among adults with type 2 diabetes: effects of a three-day intervention on perceived competence, self-management behaviours and glycaemic control.

Process evaluation of a school-based overweight and obesity screening strategy in adolescents.

[Evaluation of training program with ongoing support to promote health in French primary schools: practical implications].

[Implementation of a program for transfer and measurement of skills towards the cardiovascular patient].

[Analysis of perceived stress by hospital caregivers in the practice of therapeutic education: implications for supervision].

[The families support program: a description of the factors influencing program implementation in France].

Efficiency of brief interventions on alcohol-related risks in occupational medicine.

["Training and provisions", the change in dietary habits and physical education for health, the case of obesity and cardiovascular disease].

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5-7, 63-5, 110-2

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10.1177/1757975913485687

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2 Suppl

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2013-06-01T00:00:00Z

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