Public health mediator, peer health mediator, peer helper, patient expert?

Public health mediator, peer health mediator, peer helper, patient expert?
Vol. 27, 2021/1 - pages
Pages 5 to 9

Public health mediator, peer health mediator, peer helper, patient expert? Editorial

By Michel Hautefeuille
Pages 11 to 35

Addiction is a social practice soluble in cooperation

By Alain Morel
Pages 37 to 40

What place today for the patient-expert in the care process?

By Ariane Pommery - de Villeneuve, Micheline Claudon, Michael Besse
Pages 41 to 44

Mediation, interculturality, interpretation

By Stéphane Tessier
Pages 45 to 52

Peer-support? Opportunism or sincere conversion?

By Sybille Liégeois, Bruno Didier
Pages 53 to 63

C-Nous: drug users support their peers in the screening and treatment of HCV: the sponsorship project

By Marie Dos Santos, Carine Magen, Paolo Martelli, Margot Ferrero, Sakina Tameur, Marie Gutowski, Perrine Roux
Pages 65 to 76

The creation and usefulness of a self-support group

By Françoise Gaudel
Pages 77 to 94

A Patient-Expert Addictions certification at the crossroads of the experiential knowledge of the patient recovered from his addictive behaviors and the activities of healthcare stakeholders

By Alain Dejour
Pages 97 to 100

A critical perspective on peer support

By Philippe Brun
Pages 101 to 106

Do public health mediators have a place in institutions? An innovative approach

By Hélène Delaquaize
Pages 107 to 110

Alain’s cross-sectional perspective after twenty-six years at the reception desk of the Marmottan Hospital

By Alain Lang
Pages 111 to 116

The in-between: How to reconcile being both a nurse and a patient who is an expert on addiction?

By Sandra Pinel
Pages 117 to 125

An experience as a patient expert in addictology 

By Ariane Pommery - de Villeneuve
Pages 127 to 130

Public health mediator, peer health mediator, peer helper, patient expert? Summary and conclusion

By Hélène Delaquaize, Philippe Brun, Albert Caporossi, Jean-Maxence Granier
Pages 133 to 148

From the weight contract to the moral contract A care model for anorexia nervosa in adolescence

By Pierre Dumont, Daniel Terral, Dominique Fénéon
Pages 149 to 173

Illicit Drug Users’ Recovery Pathways: What their Health Diaries Reveal

By Tim Greacen, Antoine Simon, Emmanuelle Jouet
Pages 175 to 197

Assessment of the impact of residential treatment in terms of drug addiction on an adult Luxembourg population. Results of an investigation

By Grégory Lambrette, Maèva Flayelle, Joël Billieux
Pages 199 to 227

Drug-addicted women and motherhood: an update on their treatment. A literature review

By Angela Laera, Robert Lamborelle, Sylvain Missonnier