De « super infirmière » à « plus qu’infirmière ». Les conditions sociales de spécialisation des infirmières anesthésistes
Nurse anesthetists are characterized by a high degree of clinical autonomy and a close working relationship with anesthesiologists. Using biographical narratives, observations and a questionnaire, this article examines the sociogenesis of their technical dispositions and their sense of assurance vi...
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| 格式: | Article ou chapitre numérique |
| 语言: | Français |
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2025
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| 在线阅读: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| 总结: | Nurse anesthetists are characterized by a high degree of clinical autonomy and a close working relationship with anesthesiologists. Using biographical narratives, observations and a questionnaire, this article examines the sociogenesis of their technical dispositions and their sense of assurance vis-à-vis doctors. More specifically, it investigates their social properties and trajectories as soon as they leave nursing school. Their frequent career start in intensive care represents a socially differentiated cognitive investment. It reinforces the incorporation of a series of dispositions and nourishes a feeling of wear and tear linked to the conditions of practice, as well as frustrations linked to the limits of nursing status. At the end of this period, they start a new curriculum to become nurse anesthetists. It completes a triple reclassification of status – clinical, material and symbolic – which confirms the singular place of this nursing sub-group |
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