Enseigner la sollicitude : un défi pour le domaine des soins ?
Certain observations lead us to conclude that public policy aiming to set up a “culture of good care” in the field of the care of vulnerable people might not be hav-ing an effect on the actual practices of the establishments most concerned. All the same, does the persistence of undesirable practice...
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2010
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| Accès en ligne: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Résumé: | Certain observations lead us to conclude that public policy aiming to set up a “culture of good care” in the field of the care of vulnerable people might not be hav-ing an effect on the actual practices of the establishments most concerned. All the same, does the persistence of undesirable practices ought to be set down to an uncaring attitude on the part of care workers, which proper training might correct ? We discuss this hypothesis, starting from the area of the facilities provided for the dependent elderly and returning to the particular features of the carers’ jobs in the light of work that has been carried out in the wake of the concern for an ethic of care. The fight against mistreatment depends more on the capacity to engage in a process of collective apprenticeship than upon the dispensing of professional training in solicitude.
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