2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.respe.2015.07.013
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Les interventions de réduction des inégalités sociales de santé (ISS) : enjeux d’une conception pragmatiste de l’intervention pour la recherche interventionnelle en santé des populations

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“…In order to fuel reflection about the meaning of ethical competence in PHIR, the key elements raised that day were classified into three large categories: knowledge, interpersonal skills, and know-how. Their content was the subject of global reflection focused on the objective of PHIR (1) and on principles relating to the reduction in social health inequalities and in the production of health equity (2,54,55), as well as the principles surrounding the consideration and participation in PHIR of populations in a vulnerable context (56). The principles of inter-sectoral action and the participating processes contributing to the integration of health considerations in all policies (57), as well as the Sustainable Development Goals (58) as vectors of sustainability, also stimulated reflection.…”
Section: Developing Competence In Ethics For Researchers In Phirmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to fuel reflection about the meaning of ethical competence in PHIR, the key elements raised that day were classified into three large categories: knowledge, interpersonal skills, and know-how. Their content was the subject of global reflection focused on the objective of PHIR (1) and on principles relating to the reduction in social health inequalities and in the production of health equity (2,54,55), as well as the principles surrounding the consideration and participation in PHIR of populations in a vulnerable context (56). The principles of inter-sectoral action and the participating processes contributing to the integration of health considerations in all policies (57), as well as the Sustainable Development Goals (58) as vectors of sustainability, also stimulated reflection.…”
Section: Developing Competence In Ethics For Researchers In Phirmentioning
confidence: 99%