Academic literature on the topic 'Relations hôpital-médecin'
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Journal articles on the topic "Relations hôpital-médecin"
Dulong de Rosnay, C. "Relation ville-hôpital, vision d’un jeune médecin généraliste." Oncologie 12, no. 2 (February 2010): 130–34. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10269-009-1853-3.
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Aubert, François-Jérôme. "La décision à l'hôpital public : quelles relations entre directeur et médecin ?" Thesis, Bordeaux, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014BORD0402/document.
Full textDecision-making in a public hospital is complex and subject to frequent legislative and regulatory changes. The rules of decision-making – an essential determinant of service quality – are defined not only by Law and regulations, but also by actual practices.This Dissertation analyses the relationships between the two types of actors predominantly involved in decision-making: managers and physicians.These actors hold a major and complementary role in the two phases of the decision-making process. First, they take charge of a large part of the preparation of decisions, thanks to informal exchanges and formal committee meetings. Managers and physicians thus have an important role in the preliminary discussions preceding the decision. Second, they also play a major role in the decision-taking stage itself. Beyond the decision power – that belongs to the manager. Managers and physicians have a reciprocal influence in the final decision-making process.This study aims at demonstrating that the relationships between managers and physicians in the process of decision-making in a public hospital are based on dialogue, in particular in the preparation of decisions. They are also power relationships, in particular in the final phase of decision-making.Last, this Dissertation offers suggestions to improve the quality of the decision-making process in public hospitals. These suggestions aim at reinforcing the quality of dialogue by harmonizing the formation of the actors, improving transparency, and reinforcing the external supervision of debates within the hospital
M'zoughi, Meriem. "Métamorphoses de la chair : anthropologie du cancer au Cambodge." Thesis, Lyon, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020LYSE2011.
Full textThis thesis focuses on understanding cancer’s practices – of the sick ones and their entourage – while concentrating on health practices, treatments and care (given by the ones who are present, momentarily or constantly). It is about studying care logics prevalent in Cambodia while describing the way oncology and palliative care are provided. To do so an ethnology survey was conducted between 2013 and 2016 in Phnom Penh and its surroundings. I investigated for almost eighteen months in the two national hospitals that have an oncology department and in a NGO providing home-based palliative care for patients living near the capital. This enabled me to take part in the everyday life of families in and out of the hospital. The experiences of cancer intertwine social, political and medical issues where ordinary violence and health inequalities punctuate the development of biomedicine in Cambodia. The specific issues related to oncology in the country are part of a context that combines humanitarian aid, patronage relationship and neoliberalism. The experience of illness and daily care reveals the contours of a shared sickness in which the dialectic of the biological body and the social body is played out. All the more so as the knowledge of cancer interweaves complex and plural conceptions of the body and the living, which highlight the influences of Buddhism, Hinduism and animism. Professionals, faced with local constraints and maladjustments of medical standards, do what they can with the means at their disposal. They practice a multiple-choice medicine, subject to clientelism, which is the subject of a prior specific appropriation work. The word cancer in Khmer (mahārīk) refers to "the growing harmful flesh" or to the "metamorphosis of the flesh" and the experience of the disease shows that it is about a metamorphosis that affects both the individual, social and political body
Books on the topic "Relations hôpital-médecin"
Le souci de l'autre. Paris: R. Laffont, 2004.
Find full textSommers, Paul A., and William Winston. Medical Group Management in Turbulent Times: How Physician Leadership Can Optimize Health Plan, Hospital, and Medical Group Performance. Taylor & Francis Group, 2014.
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