The Open Notebooks of Health Practices
To get to the essentials, without getting lost in the density of information.
The thematic pages of Health Practices are evolving to better support you. Initially designed to group the blog articles, they had become over time too dense and complex to use on a daily basis.
To meet the needs of field actors, we are completely reorganising them. They are now becoming The Open Notebooks : clear, fluid summaries directly oriented towards reflection and action.
This space continues to be developed as part of a partnership between the UNESCO Chair in Education & Health and Health Practices. This is its added value: where a blog publishes continuously and where the first thematic space was limited to a classification of links, The Open Notebooks offer a genuine synthesis work, structured and supported.
📄 A structure designed for action
Each thematic file is now sedimented and structured around three fundamental pillars for your practices:
- The Issues: To decipher current challenges and understand the subject in depth.
- The Benchmarks: To situate the essential and institutional knowledge.
- The Key Tools: To feed and guide your daily interventions.
📚 A rigorous synthesis work
Each Open Notebook is based on the resources progressively referenced and analysed in the blog of Practices in Health. Supported by the partnership with the UNESCO Chair in Education & Health, it guarantees a grounding in research and international references in health promotion
Each Open Notebooks is based on the resources progressively referenced and analysed in the blog of Practices in Health. This is an essential synthesis work to take stock. To go further and deepen a subject, we invite you to consult the wealth of original sources detailed in the complete bibliography, systematically accessible at the bottom of each file.
🤝 Open notebooks thanks to your perspective
Because health promotion and prevention are living disciplines, these syntheses are not fixed: they are intended to be enriched and updated continuously in line with current events and your feedback.
This collection is also yours. We rely on your perspective to enrich it:
Share your comments and suggestions directly via the form located at the bottom of each page.
Propose new readings or your own articles deserving of analysis and inclusion in our syntheses by simply clicking on the button « Contact » at the top of the page.
