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Fléchais-Noret, Claire Collard Olivier. "Implantation et pratique des soins palliatifs à domicile à la Réunion". [S.l.] : [s.n.], 2004. http://theses.univ-nantes.fr/thesemed/MEDflechais.pdf.
Texto completoLauga-Clercq, Marie-Pierre. "Médecin de famille et soins palliatifs en milieu rural". Bordeaux 2, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993BOR2M190.
Texto completoTHIMMESCH, DOMINIQUE. "Conception des soins palliatifs a domicile : enquete d'opinions de medecins generalistes exercant en milieu rural". Rennes 1, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994REN1M122.
Texto completoROSELLO, LOUIS. "Les difficultes des soins palliatifs a domicile : enquete aupres de 156 medecins generalistes de la region rhone-alpes". Lyon 1, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992LYO1M085.
Texto completoFrenette-Leclerc, Claire-Andrée. "La dynamique des savoirs dans un service bénévole de soins palliatifs à domicile". Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 2001. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk3/ftp04/NQ57461.pdf.
Texto completoLamontagne, Julie. "L'expérience des personnes-soutien ayant accompagné leur conjoint âgé en soins palliatifs à domicile". Mémoire, Université de Sherbrooke, 2004. http://savoirs.usherbrooke.ca/handle/11143/2409.
Texto completoMino, Jean-Christophe. "Soins palliatifs au domicile : la médecine holistique dans ses pratiques : à partir d'une étude de trois équipes de soutien et conseil". Paris 7, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA077156.
Texto completoTRIBOULEY, FABIENNE. "Reflexion sur la prise en charge d'un mourant en hospitalisation a domicile (h. A. D. )". Aix-Marseille 2, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993AIX20031.
Texto completoSentilhes-Monkam, Angélique. "L'hospitalisation à domicile : une autre manière de se soigner /". Paris : l'Harmattan, 2007. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb41179413v.
Texto completoBibliogr. et webliogr. p. 253-258.
Vantomme, Christelle Piolot Alain. "Difficultés des médecins généralistes dans la prise en charge au domicile de patients en soins palliatifs enquête auprès de 268 médecins généralistes dans le Val de Marne /". Créteil : Université Paris-Val-de-Marne, 2008. http://doxa.scd.univ-paris12.fr:80/theses/th0417052.pdf.
Texto completoLoubier, Julie. "Les besoins des aînés atteints d'une maladie incurable recevant des services de soins palliatifs à domicile : perceptions et adéquation". Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/26153.
Texto completoGraef, Gwénola. "La coordination des soins palliatifs au domicile du patient en fin de vie : enquête auprès des médecins généralistes de Loire-Atlantique". Nantes, 1998. http://www.theses.fr/1998NANT060M.
Texto completoCôté, Catherine. "Évaluation de la satisfaction des proches des usagers de soins palliatifs à domicile au regard des soins et services reçus sur le territoire du centre de santé et des services sociaux de la Vieille-Capitale". Thesis, Université Laval, 2011. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2011/28198/28198.pdf.
Texto completoPoulet, Caroline. "Aspects psychologiques de l'observance thérapeutique chez des patients diagnostiqués avec un syndrome d'apnée du sommeil et traités par pression positive continue". Grenoble 2, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009GRE29032.
Texto completoFor patients suffering from Obstructive Sleep Apnoea, the most widely used treatment is Continuous Positive Airway Pressure therapy. However, national and international studies have brought to light the problem of adherence to this type of therapy. Over recent years, studies have emerged focussing on the subjective dimension of the patient's life in order to predict CPAP adherence. The aim of this study is to explore certain psychological aspects of the patients' reactions at the beginning of their CPAP and to study their role in the prediction of adherence to CPAP. This research involved 122 patients from the Grenoble region met during appointments which took place before the beginning of their CPAP and one month after. Six psychological evaluation tools were used in order to study quality of life (GSAQ), the subjective state of health (NHP, list of disease gravity), symptoms of depression and anxiety (HADS), patients' beliefs (ABS) and knowledge of OSA and of their CPAP therapy (AKT). In general, differences between "non-adherent" and "adherent" patients can be observed on subjective health measurements (6 psychological tools) but not on objective measurements (SMI, AHI, etc. ). The "adherent" patients tend to have more health complaints compared to "non-adherent" patients in the "emotional reactions" and "social isolation" areas of NHP. Having analysed the different variables using a decision tree, the behaviour of the "adherent" patients was accurately predicted in 86. 6% of cases thanks to the "emotional reactions" variable of NHP. Moreover, the patients who had somewhat negative beliefs or attitudes before beginning the CPAP therapy presented 2. 21 times more risk of being "non-adherent". Consequently, these results indicate the importance of evaluating the subjective health of OSA patients at the beginning of their therapy as a possibility for health promotion. Psychological factors such as patients' beliefs help to understand their behaviour in reaction to CPAP therapy. It is therefore possible to anticipate those patients who require more sustained counselling at the beginning of therapy and to adapt their support accordingly
Héroux, Line. "Les influences de la socialisation des genres sur l'expérience d'hommes ayant assuré des soins palliatifs de fin de vie à domicile pour leur conjointe atteinte d'un cancer en phase terminale". Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/27200.
Texto completoNotre étude a comme objectif de mieux comprendre comment la socialisation des hommes se manifeste dans le rôle de conjoints proches aidants à domicile, pour une conjointe atteinte d’un cancer à l’étape pré-terminale et terminale. Elle s’inscrit en tant que recherche exploratoire et compréhensive, d’orientation constructiviste. Le modèle de Schulz et de Cantor ont inspiré l’analyse des résultats. Douze hommes ont été rencontrés lors d’entrevues semi-dirigées. L’âge des répondants a permis d’avoir un échantillon d’hommes représentatif de deux générations différentes, soit celle des vétérans (1922-1945) et celle des baby-boomers (1946-1964). Selon leur génération, ils ont été exposés de façon plus ou moins importante aux valeurs et aux prescriptions sociales en ce qui concerne les genres. Il semble que ce soit le fait d’être informé, plutôt que le niveau d’éducation, qui a une influence sur le contexte de soins en procurant aux conjoints soignants les outils nécessaires pour mieux répondre aux demandes des soins. Il apparaît que les hommes qui ont conservé le modèle traditionnel du partage des tâches ont eu plus de difficultés à assurer le vie domestique de la maison. Les réseaux formels ont suppléé au manque de ressources familiales et au manque de connaissances des répondants. L’amour, le désir d’offrir les meilleurs soins et la fidélité à leur engagement sont des motifs à la base de la prise en charge. Les hommes plus jeunes n’ont pas hésité à quitter leur travail pour prendre soin. Ils n’ont pas exprimé de craintes quant à leur masculinité. Quant aux plus âgés à la retraite, ils auraient été hésitants à quitter leur travail pour soigner si la situation s’était présentée. Retenons que les hommes sont en mesure d’assumer ce qui doit être fait, mais à leur manière, c'est-à-dire en y apportant ce qu’ils ont à offrir en tant qu’homme.
Our study aims to better understand how men's socialization manifests itself in the role of caring for their spouses at home suffering a cancer at the pre-terminal and terminal stages. It is an exploratory and comprehensive research with a constructivist orientation. The model of Schulz and Cantor inspired the qualitative analysis of results. Twelve men have been encountered in semi-structured interviews. The age of respondents allows a representative sample of men from two different generations; one of the veterans (1922-1945) and the other from the baby boomers generation (1946-1964). According to their generation, they were exposed to a greater or lesser values and social requirements regarding gender’s roles. It looks that the supply of care given by the spouses’ caregivers and the tools to better meet the demands of care is rather influenced by knowledge and skills than the level of education. It appears that men who have retained the traditional division of labor had more difficulties in ensuring the domestic life of the household. Formal networks have supplied the lack of family resources and the lack of knowhow of respondents. The love, the desire to provide the best care and loyalty to their commitment are the reasons underlying support. Younger men did not hesitate to leave their jobs to care for their spouse. They have not expressed fears about their masculinity in assuming that role. As for retired men, they would have been reluctant to leave their work to care if the situation had arose before. Let us emphasize that men are able to assume what needs to be done, but in their own way, that is to say by bringing what they have to offer as a man and the knowhow where they feel most proficient.
Lassagne, Boris. "Étude clinique du chez-soi en situation de fin de vie à domicile : analyse thématique et textuelle de 13 entretiens non-directifs de recherche". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Strasbourg, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023STRAG034.
Texto completoOur clinical activity of accompanying patients in palliative situations at home has led us to question the meaning of home at the end of life. As part of our doctoral research, we conducted thirteen non-directive research interviews on the theme of home. Carried out at the bedside of patients at their homes, we also agreed, during the meeting, that a family member remain present. Our analyses are deployed on two parts: a thematic analysis to draw up all the themes addressed and a textual analysis with the use of ALCESTE software.The epistemological framework of our study is part of a complementary approach. We use disciplines such as psychology and psychoanalysis, but also anthropology or philosophy. Our results show that this demand for home covers several dimensions, including the need for a place to protect a body that has become fragile. This space has its own characteristics that operate as a protective structure. People at the end of life also aspire to maintain many links with an environment that has become fundamental. We understand here that home is a space where multiple relationships are woven. Finally, the home in its temporality, crossed by the will to last, has the essential function of supporting an identity undermined by illness and hospitalization experiences
Cordeiro, Franciele Roberta. "O retorno ao domicílio em cuidados paliativos : interface dos cenários brasileiro e francês". reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRGS, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10183/152722.
Texto completoOs Cuidados Paliativos buscam o alívio do sofrimento e o conforto de pessoas com doença sem possibilidade de cura. Em unidades de Cuidados Paliativos visa-se o controle de sintomas e a elaboração da morte, uma abordagem que envolve o paciente e sua família. Nos últimos anos, o retorno ao domicílio tem sido um desafio no trabalho das equipes que atuam nestas unidades, devido os aspectos sociais, econômicos e culturais que interferem em tal processo. Como hospitalizações representam parte importante do orçamento dos sistemas de saúde, Governos de diferentes países têm criado estratégias para acelerar a saída de doentes dos hospitais. Nesse contexto, este estudo tem como objetivos descrever e analisar o modo como se articula o retorno ao domicílio em Cuidados Paliativos, em hospitais brasileiro e francês. Trata-se de um estudo etnográfico, no qual utilizou-se como técnicas de investigação social a observação participante, o diário de campo e a entrevista semiestruturada. Os participantes do estudo foram pessoas em Cuidados Paliativos, seus familiares e profissionais de saúde. Os dados foram analisados sob a perspectiva cultural com algumas ferramentas teóricas propostas por Michel Foucault, a citar: biopoder, medicalização e governamentalidade. Em relação aos aspectos éticos, o projeto foi aprovado por Comitê de Ética em Pesquisa, sob CAAE: 43747015.5.0000.5327 e seguiu as normas da Resolução 466/2012 do Conselho Nacional de Saúde. Os resultados estão apresentados em três unidades de análise: 1) “Vocês estão precisando do leito, por isso estão me mandando embora”: o retorno ao domicílio em cuidados paliativos, onde são discutidas as estratégias políticas e institucionais para efetuar a alta nas unidades de Cuidados Paliativos; 2) “Tá mudando...como tudo tá mudando”: relações de cuidado no final da vida, na qual são analisadas as relações familiares no Brasil e na França, apontando de que modo elas (in)viabilizam os cuidados domiciliares no final da vida; 3) O domicílio ou o “lugar de vida”: que lugar de vida? Nessa última unidade, discutese como o espaço da casa é transformado para o cuidado no processo de morrer. Ainda, apresenta-se o funcionamento dos estabelecimentos médico-sociais, os quais tornam-se alternativa ao domicílio e ao hospital para receber pessoas em Cuidados Paliativos. Conclui-se que mesmo sendo países diferentes, França e Brasil enfrentam problemas semelhantes relacionados ao governo da morte. No Brasil, não é ofertado suporte para os cuidados de final de vida, embora se efetive o retorno ao domicílio. Na França, existem recursos humanos e materiais, mas as configurações familiares tendem a inviabilizar o acolhimento de doentes em casa, mesmo sendo essa uma política governamental. Finalmente, o hospital é a instituição considerada mais segura para os cuidados em final de vida, onde os profissionais de saúde continuam responsáveis pelas decisões relativas ao fazer viver e ao modo como é possível morrer no contemporâneo.
Palliative Care is intended to relieve suffering and comfort people with illnesses beyond cure. At Palliative Care services, the goal is to control the symptoms and elaborate death, an approach that involves patients and their families. In recent years, the return home has been a challenge in the work of the teams at these services, due to the social, economic and cultural aspects interfering in this process. As hospitalizations represent an important part of health systems’ budget, governments in different countries have created strategies to accelerate the patients’ departure from the hospitals. In that context, the objectives of this study are to describe and analyze the way the return home is articulated in Palliative Care at Brazilian and French hospitals. This study is an ethnographic research, where we used the participant observation, the field diary, and the semistructured interview to produce the data. The research participants were patients in Palliative Care, their relatives and health professionals. The data were analyzed from the cultural perspective, using some theoretical tools proposed by Michel Foucault: biopower, medicalization, and governmentality. Concerning the ethical aspects, approval for the project was obtained from a Research Ethics Committee, under CAAE: 43747015.5.0000.5327, in compliance with the standards of National Health Council Resolution 466/2012. The results are presented in three analysis units: 1) “You need the bed, that is why you are sending me away”: the return home in palliative care, in which the political and institutional strategies are discussed to discharge patients from the Palliative Care services; 2) “It’s changing… like everything it’s changing”: care relations at the end of life, in which the family relations in Brazil and France are analyzed, appointing how they permit/preclude home care at the end of life; 3) Home or the “place of life”: what place of life? In this unit, the way the home space is transformed for care in the dying process is discussed. In addition, the functioning of the medical-social establishments is discussed, which turn into an alternative for the home and the hospital to receive people in Palliative Care. In conclusion, despite being different countries, France and Brazil face similar problems related to the government of death. In Brazil, no support is offered for end-of-life care, although the return home takes place. In France, human and material resources exist, but the family configurations tend to preclude the welcoming of patients at home, although this is a public policy. Hence, the hospital is considered the safest institution for end-of-life care, where the health professionals remain responsible for the decisions regarding how to make patients live and how they can die in the contemporary world.
Chassé, France. "Étude descriptive des facteurs de stress et des stratégies d'adaptation chez les soignants naturels impliqués dans les soins palliatifs à domicile, dans le contexte de l'hôpital extra-mural de la région de Frédéricton, au N.-B". Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1997. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp04/mq26175.pdf.
Texto completoHébert, Marijo. "Pratiques de soins palliatifs gérontologiques à domicile et exclusion sociale". Thèse, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/5283.
Texto completoMultiple research studies have indicated that seniors may experience social exclusion as a result of their age. Those seniors who receive palliative care can be even more affected by social exclusion because they are sick and dying. We notice that seniors’ access to palliative healthcare is limited and that certain practices trivialize their end of life experience and barely recognize the challenges of aging. Based on a qualitative secondary analysis of six interviews with social workers, this Master’s degree thesis aims to understand how practices contribute to social exclusion with older people receiving palliative care. As well as contributing to the advancement of knowledge of clinical practice, this thesis highlights the diversity of practice and its influence on intervention within the palliative care context. Positive representations of the elderly, as well as practices that consider individual differences for each unique situation can decrease risks of social exclusion. However, it is noted that a few fundamental principles of the palliative care approach and accompanying models can contribute to produce situations of social exclusion. Moreover, this thesis identifies a set of conditions that relate to different contexts, with seniors in palliative care, their families and their social workers that can be detrimental to intervention or sustain inclusive practices. This work concludes by proposing suggestions that promote the social inclusion of seniors in palliative care.
Frenette-Leclerc, Claire-Andrée. "La dynamique des savoirs dans un service bénévole de soins palliatifs à domicile". Thèse, 2000. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/6747.
Texto completoChassé, France. "Étude descriptive des facteurs de stress et des stratégies d'adaptation chez les soignants naturels impliqués dans les soins palliatifs à domicile, dans le contexte de l'hôpital extra-mural de la région de Frédéricton, au N.-B. /". 1997. http://proquest.umi.com/pqdweb?did=738274991&sid=7&Fmt=2&clientId=9268&RQT=309&VName=PQD.
Texto completoMarchessault, Judith. "L’expérience de dispenser des soins palliatifs à domicile pour des infirmières travaillant dans un contexte non spécialisé". Thèse, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/3254.
Texto completoIn the past few years, the definition of palliative care was extended to include all diseases with a poor prognosis. The province of Quebec modified the health care system to focus more on ambulatory care and created a palliative care policy with one of its principal directives being to maintain patients in their own milieu. As only 10% of patients requiring palliative care presently receive it, we can expect an increase in demands for palliative home care in the CSSS’s of Quebec. The goal of the present study is to describe and understand the lived experiences of the nurses of a CSSS of the Montreal sector who deliver palliative home care in a nonspecialized context. A qualitative phenomenological research was developed with the Human Becoming Theory of R.R. Parse as a theoretical framework. Eight semi-directed interviews were done with nurses working in home care of a CSSS of the Montreal region. These nurses do palliative care in a non-specialized context. Giorgi’s (1997) phenomenological method was used for data analysis. Three themes describing the experiences of home care nurses providing palliative care in a non specialized context emerged from the analysis. Nurses accompany patients and their families, by committing themselves to providing humane care and by developing an accompaniment relationship with the patient and his/her loved ones. Nurses must cope with the patient’s and family’s reactions and often need to inform the patient of the progression of his/her disease. Secondly, nurses are dedicated to provide quality care by dealing with the complexity of providing palliative care at home, while doing symptoms management and attempting to develop their expertise. Finally, the theme which has the most interesting results is that being confronted by death allows nurses to grow. Nurses personally go through emotions, received support, are personally touched by death, experience satisfaction by the care they give and personally learn by their experience. The essence of the phenomenon is that when nurses providing palliative home care in a non specialized context accompany truly patients and their family, while giving quality care, it creates conditions for the nurses to grow personally and professionally on their views of life and death.
Leclerc-Loiselle, Jérôme. "Perceptions de professionnels envers l’introduction de l’approche palliative chez les personnes vivant avec la sclérose en plaques à domicile". Thèse, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/19451.
Texto completoThe diagnosis of multiple sclerosis (MS) has important implications for people affected by its incurable and degenerative nature. MS, resulting in significant functional losses, often requires the involvement of professionals from local community service centres. In recent years, the palliative approach has been described for professionals in their end-of-life support. However, no identified literature links MS to the community-based palliative approach. This qualitative descriptive study has been designed to describe the perceptions of professionals working at home with regard to the introduction of palliative approach in the care trajectory of people living with advanced MS. Based on the nursing model for chronic disease management based upon the trajectory framework of Corbin and Strauss's (1991), focus groups and individual interviews were conducted with occupational therapists, nurses and social workers. The method of analysis by analytical questioning of Paillé and Mucchielli (2012) was used for data analysis. In summary, the data analysis has allowed us to describe the professionals' views of introducing a palliative approach into their care of people with MS as 1) being supportive, 2) opening the discussion with the person and his family about their needs and their desires at the end of life and 3) adapting professional interventions to people and families’ needs and objectives. However, professionals had several difficulties introducing these elements, considering the characteristics of the disease, the absence of prognosis and the risk of loosing hope. They described a duality in which they consider it mandatory to introduce the palliative approach, but do not feel comfortable integrating it systematically into the delivery of their care. Recommendations for nursing management, practice, education and research were issued as a result of this study.