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PRACTICES IN HEALTH

A crossroads of knowledge

Public Health - Health Prevention - Medical-Social

2026 will be the 21st year of existence for Pratiques en Santé

@PratiquesenSanté is not just a simple link aggregator, but a platform that carries out genuine editorial work to facilitate quick access to essential information useful for field practices. Every week, around twenty resources are carefully selected,analysed, synthesised and decoded to extract the most relevant and operational elements, accompanied by a Quiz, a FAQ and an easy-to-read version, to enable health, prevention and medical-social professionals to benefit from the information without having to sift through large reports.

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⚠️ An article "Practices in Health" is not just a link to the source and its summary

Why each of our articles on Practices in Health is worth a visit

When you click on a link shared byPractices in Health, you do not land directly on the original report, study, or institutional page. You arrive atan article written for youbased on this resource. And this is precisely where the added value of our work lies.

🔍 What really awaits you behind our links

For each selected resource — whether it is a report from Public Health France, an Eduscol page, a HAS guide, or a scientific publication, ... — an original article is produced that offers you: (see blog -https://pratiquesensante.odoo.com/blog) 

  • 📌 An analytical summarywith context, issues, and concrete contributions
  • 📌 The key pointsof the document, referenced and put into perspective
  • 📌 Actionable insightsdirectly usable by field professionals
  • 📌 A cross-sectional analysisin light of the values we uphold: literacy, empowerment, participation, community health, ethics, human rights, intersectorality, partnership, combating discrimination
  • 📌 Points of vigilancefor facilitating sessions on sensitive topics
  • 📌 An assessment of the reliabilityof the resource, both scientific and operational
  • 📌 A multiple-choice questionnaire with 5 questionswith commented answers, useful for self-assessment or team training
  • 📌 A FAQaddressing the most common questions from professionals
  • 📌 A FALC version(Easy to Read and Understand) to promote accessibility
  • 📌 And of course,the link to the original resource, for those who wish to go to the source

⏱️ An editorial bias in service of professionals

Health, prevention, education, or social care professionals are overwhelmed. None of them can reasonably read reports of 50, 100, or 200 pages every week, even when these documents contain essential information for their practice.

The choice of Pratiques en santé is therefore simple:to do this work of reading, analysis, and decoding for you, then to provide you with the essentials in an immediately usable form.

Pratiques en Santé is not a link aggregator. It is a platform that carries out a genuineeditorial workon about fifteen rigorously selected resources each week.

🧭 How to make the most of our publications?

  1. Open the article: you arrive at our analysis, not at the raw source
  2. Browse the summary: in a few minutes, you have the essentials
  3. Utilise the associated educational toolsaccording to your needs — quizzes to train yourself or train a team, FAQs to answer frequently asked questions, easy-to-read materials to work with audiences struggling with reading

  4. Bounce back to the original sourceif you wish to delve deeper into a specific point

More concrete content for field actorsA particular effort has been made to ensure the quality of the analyses: going beyond the institutional summary to provide content that is directly useful to professionals and volunteers — social workers, prevention facilitators, trainers, network coordinators. Practical elements, concrete benchmarks, enhanced relevance to the field: the goal is for each analysis to truly address the questions of those who do the work on a daily basis.

A monitoring system that opens up to English-speaking sourcesThe documentary database is gradually being enriched with reports, guides, and research publications in English, analysed and presented in French. A way to broaden the perspective beyond just French and European publications.

An expanded presence on social networksIn addition to LinkedIn, Facebook, Bluesky, and X,Health Practicesis now present on:

For most articles, avideo clip of about 1'30offers a quick presentation — ideal for grasping the essentials at a glance (see YouTube)

The articles are now available in EnglishSince 16 February 2026, a blog entirely in English allowsPratiques en Santéto reach an international readership. 👉pratiquesensante.odoo.com/en/blog

An ongoing reference — and monitoring to go furtherThe blog does not claim to be exhaustive: topics are referenced progressively, as per the monitoring. For professionals and organisations seeking more targeted follow-up,Pratiques en Santéoffers apersonalised monitoring service— tailored to the themes, audiences, and specific needs of each organisation.:https://pratiquesensante.odoo.com/blog/annonces-28/offre-de-service-recherche-et-veille-documentaire-personnalisee-1491

Pratiques en Santé a besoin de votre soutien 3.560 visiteurs en moyenne au 1er trimestre 2026 — 321.190 visiteurs depuis le début de l'année. Ces chiffres témoignent de l'utilité de la plateforme. Pour qu'elle continue à se développer, votre soutien compte — qu'il prenne la forme d'un partage, d'une recommandation, ou d'un engagement plus direct. : https://pratiquesensante.odoo.com/blog/annonce-28/pour-soutenir-pratiques-en-sante-3253

💬 Your comments and suggestions are welcome in the comments below.

Thank you for your interest

Daniel Oberlé

N.B.: Each article is produced from my field experience, combining critical reading and processing by artificial intelligence. The prompts are specifically constructed for the type of use, and the models operate only from the transmitted source — without resorting to external knowledge or extrapolation.

Where to find Pratiques en Santé?

🌟The blog- https://pratiquesensante.odoo.com/blog

🌟Thematic pages - https://pratiquesensante.odoo.com/pratiques-en-sante

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Analysis of the referenced documents

Each reference is subject to a structured critical reading based on the values of Pratiques en Santé: literacy (accessibility and adaptation to audiences), empowerment (the ability of individuals to act), participation and community health (co-construction, territorial anchoring), ethics and human rights (equity, inclusion, respect for diversity), intersectorality and partnerships (articulation of health–social–education), combating discrimination. This framework allows, in a few sentences, to identify the concrete contributions of the resource for field practices -

For each reference, Pratiques en Santé also assesses the reliability of the resource. This assessment is based on the scientific and operational relevance of the document: quality and diversity of the cited sources, rigor of the methodology, and currency of the data used

The summaries are produced using the tool - MISTRAL - whose prompt has been tested numerous times and updated regularly


In the face of Information Overload - @Pratiques en Santé - A Concrete Tool for Action in Health-Social

The articles, files and alerts are designed to meet concrete needs: to prepare a specific action, to argue a project, to update a training or to feed a team reflection. By highlighting contextualisedresources, feedback on experiencesand operationaltools, Pratiques en Santé reduces the gap between available knowledge and the reality of field practices.What you gain from it:

Time saving

  • : quick access to clear and relevant summaries, designed for professional practice.Quality and relevance
  • : a rigorous selection ensured by 45 years of experience in the sectors.Sustainable organisation
  • : articles, studies, reports and tools are preserved and structured for long-term use.Global vision
  • : the diversity of themes and approaches allows for a broad understanding of public health issues.In practice:

Enhance your project calls, action programmes and communications with solid foundations.

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Founder and facilitator of Pratiques en santé 

Daniel Oberlé, founder and facilitator of “Pratiques en Santé”, a documentary mediation initiative dedicated to public health, prevention, health promotion, and the medico-social sector. Since 2005, I have been conducting daily monitoring and selecting around twenty resources (articles, reports, tools, feedback) each week, analysed and synthesised to be immediately useful for field practices. This activity is based on over 45 years of professional experience in health promotion, network facilitation, documentary research, and public policy evaluation.https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-oberle/details/experience/


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