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2. Surveying End-of-Life Medical Decisions in France: Evaluation of an Innovative Mixed-Mode Data Collection Strategy

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Legleye, Stephane, Pennec, Sophie, Monnier, Alain, Stephan, Amandine, Brouard, Nicolas, Bilsen, Johan, and Cohen, Joachim

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Computer applications to medicine. Medical informatics, R858-859.7, Medical technology, R855-855.5
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BackgroundMonitoring medical decisions at the end of life has become an important issue in many societies. Built on previous European experiences, the survey and project Fin de Vie en France (“End of Life in France,” or EOLF) was conducted in 2010 to provide an overview of medical end-of-life decisions in France. ObjectiveTo describe the methodology of EOLF and evaluate the effects of design innovations on data quality. MethodsEOLF used a mixed-mode data collection strategy (paper and Internet) along with follow-up campaigns that employed various contact modes (paper and telephone), all of which were gathered from various institutions (research team, hospital, and medical authorities at the regional level). A telephone nonresponse survey was also used. Through descriptive statistics and multivariate logistic regressions, these innovations were assessed in terms of their effects on the response rate, quality of the sample, and differences between Web-based and paper questionnaires. ResultsThe participation rate was 40.0% (n=5217). The respondent sample was very close to the sampling frame. The Web-based questionnaires represented only 26.8% of the questionnaires, and the Web-based secured procedure led to limitations in data management. The follow-up campaigns had a strong effect on participation, especially for paper questionnaires. With higher participation rates (63.21% and 63.74%), the telephone follow-up and nonresponse surveys showed that only a very low proportion of physicians refused to participate because of the topic or the absence of financial incentive. A multivariate analysis showed that physicians who answered on the Internet reported less medication to hasten death, and that they more often took no medical decisions in the end-of-life process. ConclusionsVarying contact modes is a useful strategy. Using a mixed-mode design is interesting, but selection and measurement effects must be studied further in this sensitive field.

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2016
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6. A collaboration between service users and professionals for the development and evaluation of a new program for cardiovascular risk management in persons with a diagnosis of severe mental illness: French multicenter qualitative and feasibility studies

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Baleige, Antoine, Besnard, Jean-François, Meunier-Beillard, Nicolas, Demassiet, Vincent, Monnier, Alain, Ouezini, Amel, Lambert, Olivier, Charrel, Claire, Mazas, Olivier, Oberlin, Joël, Roelandt, Jean-Luc, and Denis, Frédéric

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2019
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17. Orphelins et orphelinage

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Monnier, Alain and Pennec, Sophie

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famille, reproduction, origine, parentalité, JHM, couple, Anthropology, transmission, enquête, France, SOC002000, histoire conjugale, génération
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L’enquête EHF99 apporte des informations inédites concernant les orphelins, une catégorie d’enfants ignorés des statistiques (leur simple nombre était inconnu), absents des études sur la sociologie de la famille (en France tout au moins) et oubliés des politiques sociales depuis la substitution, en 1985, de l’allocation de soutien familial à l’allocation pour orphelin instituée en 1971. Le terme même désignant l’état d’orphelin – orphelinage –, présent dans le Littré, est tombé en désuétude, ...

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2022

18. Histoire de familles, histoires familiales

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Algava, Élisabeth, Barbieri, Magali, Barre, Corinne, Bessin, Marc, Borrel, Catherine, Boyer, Thomas, Breton, Didier, Burricand, Carine, Cassan, Francine, Clanché, François, Condon, Stéphanie, Couvert, Nadège, Delaunay-Berdaï, Isabelle, Delbès, Christiane, Deprez, Christine, Desplanques, Guy, Filhon, Alexandra, Gaymu, Joëlle, Halifax, Juliette, Héran, François, Lefèvre, Cécile, Lelièvre, Éva, Levilain, Hervé, Mazuy, Magali, Meurs, Dominique, Monnier, Alain, Pailhé, Ariane, Pennec, Sophie, Piketty, Thomas, Prioux, France, Régnier-Loilier, Arnaud, Robert-Bobée, Isabelle, Simon, Patrick, Tavan, Chloé, Toulemon, Laurent, Varro, Gabrielle, Villeneuve-Gokalp, Catherine, Vitrac, Julie, Lefèvre, Cécile, and Filhon, Alexandra

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famille, reproduction, origine, parentalité, JHM, couple, Anthropology, transmission, enquête, France, SOC002000, histoire conjugale, génération
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Hommes et femmes ont-ils des vies de couple et une histoire parentale semblables ? Quels sont les principaux changements en matière de formation des couples et de fécondité ces dernières années ? Quel est l’impact d’une mesure de politique familiale sur l’activité des femmes ? La part des familles monoparentales ou recomposées progresse-t-elle ? Quelle histoire familiale pour ceux qui ont dépassé 50 ans ? Comment, au sein des familles, mesurer le veuvage, l’orphelinage et le décès des jeunes enfants ? Quel accès les enfants d’immigrés ont-ils au marché du travail ? Comment s’opère la transmission familiale des langues ? Telles sont quelques-unes des questions abordées dans cet ouvrage de référence qui réunit plus d’une trentaine de recherches et met en relief toute la richesse de l’enquête "Étude de l’histoire familiale", dite encore "enquête Famille", de 1999. Avec des éclairages divers et des thèses très nouvelles Histoires de familles, histoires familiales constitue un outil précieux à toute personne, chercheur, étudiant ou grand public, s’intéressant aux évolutions de la famille en France.

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2022

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