Genre, diversité et territoire : l’utilisation des approches narratives dans une recherche partenariale transnationale

Doré, Chantal; Caillouette, Jacques; Laaroussi, Michèle Vatz; Kremer, Liliana; Canal, Carlos Yáñez; Flores, Linamar Campos

doi:10.7202/1051429ar

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“…It is thus the place where needs and identities are managed [ 14 ]. In the field of health and social care, the lived local area is a strategic place, particularly for public institutions, when it comes to improving efficiency and acting on social and health inequalities [ 15 16 17 ].…”

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A Conceptual Framework for Integrated Community Care

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Introduction: The various health and social care services provided in a given local area (i.e., place-based) must not only deliver primary care in proximity to the population, but act upstream on the social determinants of health. This type of care, when provided in a holistic and integrated manner, aims to improve the physical and mental health—but also the well-being and social capital—of individuals, families, groups and communities. This type of approach is known as Integrated Community Care (ICC). Theory and methods: This article was developed from a non-systematic review of scientific and grey literature followed by a qualitative analysis and researcher reflections on ICC. Results: The article presents the core concepts of ICC, namely temporality, local area, health care, social care, proximity and integration. These concepts are unpacked and a conceptual diagram is set forth to put the dynamic links between the concepts into perspective. Discussion and conclusion: The purpose of the article is to provide a conceptual clarification of ICC. Three examples of practise (from Switzerland, Quebec [Canada] and Italy) are used as illustrations to provide a better understanding of ICC and to open up horizons.

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A Conceptual Framework for Integrated Community Care

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Quand la recherche-action-médiation édifie des espacesde solidarité féministes Nords-Suds

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Laaroussi²,

Martineau³

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L’article illustre la construction d’une mobilisation et d’une solidarité internationales liées aux préoccupations et aux luttes féministes de femmes dans une douzaine de pays des Nords et des Suds, de 2015 à 2018, à partir d’un projet de recherche-action-médiation intitulé « Femmes et féminismes en dialogue ». Les auteures proposent une analyse réflexive sur ce processus de recherche, processus pour lequel elles se sont inspirées des perspectives intersectionnelle, interculturelle et narrative avec un accent sur l’expression artistique. Il en résulte, d’une part, le tissage de solides réseaux féministes transnationaux et interculturels et, d’autre part, l’expérimentation d’une démarche méthodologique originale de recherche-actionmédiation ouvrant des perspectives d’intervention et de médiations interculturelles porteuses de changement social.

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