Reducing social inequalities in health: From concepts to action

If we considered the reduction of the social inequalities of health as being the everybody’s job?

Social inequalities in health: The need to provide tools for all actors

Proportionate universalism: Towards “real equality” of prevention in France

At what scale should proportionate universalism be applied to ensure health equity? Towards a contextualised approach to prevention and health promotion actions

Changing modalities of action to address social inequalities in health in international and French policy recommendations

Methodological approaches to the evaluation of Local Health Contracts and their capacity to reduce social inequalities in health

An innovative approach to local development of health promotion to reduce social inequalities in health

How do general practitioners promote a more equitable access for patient education?

Social inequalities and preventive care: The case of physical activity counselling in general practice

The “Wellbeing” project: To more reliably identify and support pregnant women with psychological or social vulnerabilities

A symposium based on input from socially excluded people

Reducing the inequalities experienced by an indigenous community in Brazil: The social role of the university

Reduction of health inequalities: Lor’IS, a tool for health promotion field workers

Adaptation and conditions of use of a health equity tool: The Reflex-ISS tool

Evaluation of social inequalites in health of road accident victims in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso

Health literacy, a lever to make health care systems more equitable? Tools to support professionals and involve institutions

Health literacy profiles in type 2 diabetes: The ERMIES-Ethnosocio study

Healthcare pathway in precariousness: Between determination and individualization

When proportionate universalism becomes relative: Access to care of self-employed persons