%0 Journal Article
%T Perceptions populaires du risque et savoirs experts en contexte de pand¨¦mie : le cas du A(H1N1) au Qu¨¦bec. Public perceptions of risk and expert knowledge in times of pandemic disease: the cases of A (H1N1) in Quebec.
%A Raymond Mass¨¦
%A Daniel Weinstock
%A Michel D¨¦sy
%A Caroline Moisan
%J Anthropologie & Sant¨¦ : Revue Internationale Francophone d'Anthropologie de la Sant¨¦
%D 2011
%I Association Amades
%R 10.4000/anthropologiesante.739
%X La pand¨¦mie A(H1N1) de 2009 a mis en ¨¦vidence les limites des strat¨¦gies de communication du risque tout en ravivant l¡¯int¨¦r¨ºt pour une analyse des perceptions populaires du risque. Au Qu¨¦bec, la campagne de vaccination de l¡¯automne 2009 fut le th¨¦atre de la circulation d¡¯informations per ues souvent comme contradictoires sur le risque ¨¦pid¨¦mique. Dans le cadre de dix focus groups organis¨¦s ¨¤ Montr¨¦al et ¨¤ Qu¨¦bec dans les mois qui ont suivi la fin de la campagne de vaccination, 100 Qu¨¦b¨¦cois francophones ont ¨¦t¨¦ invit¨¦s ¨¤ d¨¦battre de leur perception tant du risque associ¨¦ au virus et au vaccin que de la gestion qui en fut faite par les autorit¨¦s de sant¨¦ publique. L¡¯article analyse ces perceptions, en illustre la diversit¨¦ et montre que diverses logiques cohabitent dans un savoir populaire marqu¨¦ d¡¯une certaine r¨¦flexivit¨¦. L¡¯article conclut sur certaines le ons ¨¤ tirer pour les strat¨¦gies de communication du risque ¨¦pid¨¦mique. The A(H1N1) pandemic of 2009 illustrated the limitations of communication strategies on risk and revived interest in the analysis of public perception of risk. In Quebec, during the vaccination campaign carried out in the fall of 2009, the spread of information on epidemiological risk was often perceived as contradictory. In the months following the vaccination campaign, 10 focus groups were organized in Montr¨¦al and Qu¨¦bec City and 100 French-speaking Quebecers were invited to discuss their perception of the risk associated with the virus and vaccination, the management of the situation by public health authorities and the pertinence of holding a public consultation in the context of a pandemic disease. The article presents the different opinions of the general public tempered, however, by a measure of reflexivity. The article concludes with lessons to be learned regarding communication strategies on epidemiological risk.
%K AH1N1
%K vaccination
%K risk
%K popular knowledge
%K expert knowledge
%K Quebec
%K AH1N1
%K vaccination
%K risque
%K savoir populaire
%K savoir expert
%K Qu¨¦bec
%U http://anthropologiesante.revues.org/739