Narration, parole et communication : trois dimensions essentielles des relations soignant/soigné à la fin de la vie

The training of professional caregivers and doctors must include an additional dimension at the end of life. Explaining care procedures is no longer enough. Talking, saying, and listening enable quality exchanges, but the technical operations of end-of-life care often relegate the relational approac...

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Auteurs principaux: Sani, Livia, Chemrouk, Yasmine, Ducos, Marthe, Le Berre, Rozenn, Peyrat-Apicella, Delphine, Gauthier, Pascal, Bacqué, Marie-Frédérique
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spelling cairn-ESLM_161_0071ESLMÉtudes sur la mort https://shs.cairn.info/revue-etudes-sur-la-mort-2024-1-page-71?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/eslm.161.0071 Narration, parole et communication : trois dimensions essentielles des relations soignant/soigné à la fin de la vie Sani, LiviaChemrouk, YasmineDucos, MartheLe Berre, RozennPeyrat-Apicella, DelphineGauthier, PascalBacqué, Marie-Frédérique2025 communicationdeuil du conjointnarrationparolerelationsoins palliatifscommunicationnarrationpalliative carerelationshipspeechspouse's bereavementfre Études sur la mort | 161 | 1 | 2025-02-19 | p. 71-85 | 1286-5702 ESLM_16143 The training of professional caregivers and doctors must include an additional dimension at the end of life. Explaining care procedures is no longer enough. Talking, saying, and listening enable quality exchanges, but the technical operations of end-of-life care often relegate the relational approach to the background. Yet, the patient's advance choices and the conscious or unconscious opposition they meet from those close to them lead to conflict. The case of Mrs. G. illustrates this dilemma. To limit the complications of a difficult bereavement, simply communicating information or choices proved insufficient for her. Welcoming the words of the patient and their partner as part of an in-depth relationship brings hope and humanity beyond the definitive cessation of exchanges due to death.La formation des soignants et des médecins doit s’adjoindre une dimension supplémentaire en fin de vie. Expliquer les opérations soignantes ne suffit plus. Parler, dire, écouter permettent des échanges de qualité mais les actes techniques du soin en fin de vie font souvent passer l’approche relationnelle au second plan. Or, les choix anticipés du patient pour la fin de sa vie induisent des conflits liés aux oppositions conscientes ou inconscientes de ses proches. Le cas de Madame G. illustre ce dilemme. Pour limiter les complications d’un deuil difficile, la simple communication d’information ou de choix s’est avérée insuffisante pour elle. Accueillir et tenir compte des paroles du patient et de son conjoint dans le cadre d’une relation approfondie, apporte espoir et humanité au-delà de l’arrêt définitif des échanges dus à la mort.Cairn restricted access
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topic communication
deuil du conjoint
narration
parole
relation
soins palliatifs
communication
narration
palliative care
relationship
speech
spouse's bereavement
spellingShingle communication
deuil du conjoint
narration
parole
relation
soins palliatifs
communication
narration
palliative care
relationship
speech
spouse's bereavement
Sani, Livia
Chemrouk, Yasmine
Ducos, Marthe
Le Berre, Rozenn
Peyrat-Apicella, Delphine
Gauthier, Pascal
Bacqué, Marie-Frédérique
Narration, parole et communication : trois dimensions essentielles des relations soignant/soigné à la fin de la vie
topic_facet communication
deuil du conjoint
narration
parole
relation
soins palliatifs
communication
narration
palliative care
relationship
speech
spouse's bereavement
description The training of professional caregivers and doctors must include an additional dimension at the end of life. Explaining care procedures is no longer enough. Talking, saying, and listening enable quality exchanges, but the technical operations of end-of-life care often relegate the relational approach to the background. Yet, the patient's advance choices and the conscious or unconscious opposition they meet from those close to them lead to conflict. The case of Mrs. G. illustrates this dilemma. To limit the complications of a difficult bereavement, simply communicating information or choices proved insufficient for her. Welcoming the words of the patient and their partner as part of an in-depth relationship brings hope and humanity beyond the definitive cessation of exchanges due to death.
author Sani, Livia
Chemrouk, Yasmine
Ducos, Marthe
Le Berre, Rozenn
Peyrat-Apicella, Delphine
Gauthier, Pascal
Bacqué, Marie-Frédérique
author_facet Sani, Livia
Chemrouk, Yasmine
Ducos, Marthe
Le Berre, Rozenn
Peyrat-Apicella, Delphine
Gauthier, Pascal
Bacqué, Marie-Frédérique
author_sort Sani, Livia
title Narration, parole et communication : trois dimensions essentielles des relations soignant/soigné à la fin de la vie
title_short Narration, parole et communication : trois dimensions essentielles des relations soignant/soigné à la fin de la vie
title_full Narration, parole et communication : trois dimensions essentielles des relations soignant/soigné à la fin de la vie
title_fullStr Narration, parole et communication : trois dimensions essentielles des relations soignant/soigné à la fin de la vie
title_full_unstemmed Narration, parole et communication : trois dimensions essentielles des relations soignant/soigné à la fin de la vie
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