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In France, clinical preventive practices are still underdeveloped and formalized, notably due to a lack of guidelines, despite the fact that a proactive and systematic prevention and health promotion strategy involving all healthcare professionals seems essential. The P3C program aims to encourage preventive clinical practices among healthcare professionals, and thus contribute to the emergence of a common culture of prevention.

In recent years, and particularly since the 2017 national health strategy, prevention has become one of the priorities in the French healthcare system. It's important to understand why this theme has emerged to the point of changing the title of the Ministry of Health, which is now called the Ministry of Health and Prevention. It is also essential to see how the entire healthcare system, and above all the care system, can mobilize to develop prevention in our country, and thus enable our fellow citizens to live as long as possible in good health.

Treatment by dialysis has a high environmental impact. In 2023 the green team of the French Society of Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation has edited guidelines for a green dialysis, which recommendations cover a large range of actions, going from simple behavorial changes to technical and sometimes expensive measures. The editing of the guide has been associated with a plan of diffusion and education with a special effort to raise patient awareness of ecological issues.

The healthcare system and the practice of health care have unprecedented impacts on our environment. High carbon footprint, pollution and its consequences on health, the picture is not glorious. Even if they rarely identify themselves as such, healthcare professionals are key actors in the drive towards more sustainable practices. Their numbers, skills and activities give them privileged access to the population, communities and individuals of all ages and backgrounds. Thanks to their increasingly specialized training, they are in a position to accompany people on their health journey, prevent illness and promote healthy behaviours. These aspects are central to sustainability in healthcare.

The Litterapsy study focuses on the assessment of health literacy in patients with psychiatric disorders, a field that has been little studied in France. It is based on the observations of an advanced practice nurse specializing in psychosocial rehabilitation. Its aim is to provide objective data to better understand how these patients understand medical information and navigate the healthcare system.

Restraint in care must be a practice of last resort. To date, it is only regulated in the texts for psychiatric care without consent and only in full hospitalization. Healthcare teams can only use it with great caution, in a manner strictly proportionate to the situation and, if they act outside the legal framework, by taking good professional practices as a reference.

Restraint is an extremely controversial practice, symbol of crucial debates on developments in care. This is about trying to think about this painful reality where care is at its limit and carries many dangers. The ethical issues raised by restraint will thus be described, and the responses that can be provided to them.

The use of physical restraint in the context of medical resuscitation is relatively frequent. Although temporary or prolonged physical restraint is justified by patient safety (possibility of self-extubation, etc.), this practice is itself a source of risk, leads to suffering on the part of the patient, and raises dilemmas and ethical questions within teams. Inherent to the working conditions and training of professionals, restraint must nevertheless be balanced and lead to the search for alternatives.