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Journal articles on the topic "Aidants naturels – Soins"
Talon-Chrétien, Marie-Claire, and Marjolaine Ngom. "Les aidants naturels et les soins à domicile." Soins 61, no. 803 (2016): 58. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.soin.2016.01.012.
Full textTremblay, Marielle, Claude Gilbert, and Sylvie Khandjian. "Soins et soutien dans la communauté." Perspectives communautaires 19, no. 1 (2007): 134–48. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/014790ar.
Full textGiosa, Justine L., Paul Stolee, Sherry L. Dupuis, Steven E. Mock, and Selena M. Santi. "An Examination of Family Caregiver Experiences during Care Transitions of Older Adults." Canadian Journal on Aging / La Revue canadienne du vieillissement 33, no. 2 (2014): 137–53. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0714980814000026.
Full textVaughon, Wendy, Yeonjung Lee, William Gallo, Jennifer Kaufman, and Aig Unuigbe. "Association between Falls and Caregiving Tasks among Informal Caregivers: Canadian Community Health Survey Data." Canadian Journal on Aging / La Revue canadienne du vieillissement 37, no. 1 (2018): 70–75. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0714980817000496.
Full textTaverner, Tarnia, Jennifer Baumbusch, and Priscilla Taipale. "Normalization of Neglect: A Grounded Theory of RNs’ Experiences as Family Caregivers of Hospitalized Seniors." Canadian Journal on Aging / La Revue canadienne du vieillissement 35, no. 2 (2016): 215–28. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0714980816000179.
Full textHolroyd-Leduc, Jayna M., Jacqueline McMillan, Nathalie Jette, et al. "Stakeholder Meeting: Integrated Knowledge Translation Approach to Address the Caregiver Support Gap." Canadian Journal on Aging / La Revue canadienne du vieillissement 36, no. 1 (2017): 108–19. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0714980816000660.
Full textYsseldyk, Renate, Natasha Kuran, Simone Powell, and Paul J. Villeneuve. "Répercussions autodéclarées sur la santé de la prestation de soins selon l’âge et le revenu chez les participants à l’Enquête sociale générale canadienne de 2012." Promotion de la santé et prévention des maladies chroniques au Canada 39, no. 5 (2019): 185–94. http://dx.doi.org/10.24095/hpcdp.39.5.01f.
Full textMcColl, Mary Ann. "Carole B. Cox. Community Care for an Aging Society: Issues, Policies, and Services. New York: Springer, 2005." Canadian Journal on Aging / La Revue canadienne du vieillissement 25, no. 3 (2006): 336–37. http://dx.doi.org/10.1353/cja.2007.0008.
Full textde Poplavsky, C. Valette, C. Windal, C. Baussant-Crenn, J. Martin, and C. Baeza-Velasco. "Étude mixte des effets de l’application Music Care sur la souffrance existentielle des patients en soins palliatifs hospitalisés à domicile et de leurs aidants naturels." Psycho-Oncologie 14, no. 4 (2020): 158–63. http://dx.doi.org/10.3166/pson-2020-0145.
Full textSt-Amant, Oona, Catherine Ward-Griffin, Ryan T. DeForge, et al. "Making Care Decisions in Home-Based Dementia Care: Why Context Matters." Canadian Journal on Aging / La Revue canadienne du vieillissement 31, no. 4 (2012): 423–34. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0714980812000396.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Aidants naturels – Soins"
Rieucau, Audrey. "Les aidants dits naturels." Thesis, Paris 5, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA05H126.
Full textIntroduction: Over the past years, authors have proposed a general theory of the caregiving relationship in order to highlight the importance of the place occupied by the families, who have an elderly relative suffering from Alzheimer's disease. However, it may be interesting to consider the caregiver with all his specificities, and as an individual affected by other problems than only the caregiving. We wonder to what extent the personality of a caregiver, the representations of the ageing process, the family relationship and the quality of the past relationships can influence the experience of caregiving. The studied caregivers were children or spouses of a patient losing his psychic autonomy, living at home or in an institution. Methods: We realized a study with 113 subjects (80 children and 33 spouses of an Alzheimer’s patient). Half of the patients were living at home and the other half in an institution. First, all caregivers filled a socio-demographic questionnaire and different clinical scales, assessing: the quality of the passed relationships (QRASA) ; the burden (ZBI) ; the difficulties (CADI ), satisfactions (CASI ) and strategies they used (CAMI) in the caregiving situations ; the personality (NEO PI-R) and the depression (BDI ). Second, 17 subjects have been seen in a semi-structured interview in order to qualitatively assess their experience of the caregiving, the past and present relationship they have with their parent or spouse. Results: The results of this study showed that the difficulties, the satisfactions which are experienced, and the strategies which are used in the caregiving relation are linked together. A balance between these variables is required for the family caregiver to invest his role. This balance is influenced by situational factors (the place where the patient lives), relational factors (the quality of the present and past relationship with the patient) as well as personal factors (personality and representations linked to the ageing process). Conclusion: The implications in terms of support and prevention for this population of caregivers are discussed
Baudry, Anne-Sophie. "Compétences émotionnelles et besoins en soins de support des proches-aidants en oncologie." Thesis, Lille 3, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019LIL3H007/document.
Full textCancers causes a disruption in the lives of patients and their caregivers. They must assume new responsibilities that can lead to health problems, altered quality of life, and adjustment difficulties (e.g., impaired emotional, physical, social, and professional functioning, somatic symptoms, emotional distress). Thus, caregivers need support from health professionals to cope with their role but they frequently report unmet supportive care needs. This thesis work is a part of a more global research program and aims to better understand the supportive care needs of caregivers of cancer patients and their determinants, in particular through emotional processes. The first study of this work validated the French version of a scale assessing the unmet supportive care needs of caregivers of cancer patients. The second study identified profiles of caregivers at higher risk of having at least one moderate or high unmet supportive care need from intrapersonal factors (i.e. emotional distress) and socio-demographic and medical variables (e.g., age of patients and caregivers, metastatic cancer). Finally, the third study tested the theoretical model of the thesis work, already validated for cancer patients, which considers that the emotional competence of caregivers can reduce their unmet supportive care needs by reducing their anxiety and depression symptoms. The results highlight the importance of identifying and addressing the unmet supportive care needs of caregivers, especially related to cancer care, information, and psychological and emotional support. Some profiles of caregivers may represent a population at higher risk of having difficulties and requiring more attention from professionals. Finally, taking into account emotional processes, including emotional competence and anxiety and depression symptoms, may be essential in the supportive care of caregivers
Dubé, Chantale. "Évaluation d'une intervention téléphonique individualisée menée auprès de soignants familiaux de personnes atteintes de la maladie d'Alzheimer." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 2000. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp03/NQ52239.pdf.
Full textPoulin, Cindy. "Les besoins et les difficultés des proches aidants de personnes âgées atteintes d'Alzheimer demeurant à domicile." Thesis, Université Laval, 2011. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2011/28676/28676.pdf.
Full textOrzeck, Pam, and Pam Orzeck. "Women's narratives of post-caregiving : a gendered lifecourse perspective." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28006.
Full textAu Canada, huit millions de proches fournissent de l’aide à une personne âgée souffrant d’une maladie chronique ou présentant des incapacités. Ce rôle de proche aidant, qui est composé de tâches quotidiennes, est le plus souvent assumé par des femmes, la plupart du temps des conjointes et des filles. La trajectoire de ces femmes est affectée par leur rôle de proches aidantes, sur les plans affectif, psychologique, physique et financier. Trente ans de recherche sur les aidants, et plus particulièrement sur les femmes aidantes, ont contribué à la création d’une figure-type de la proche aidante, identifiant les principaux défis auxquels elles ont à faire face. Toutefois, la période « post-aidance », lorsque l’aidante entre dans la phase de deuil, reste peu étudiée. Pourtant, cette période peut être particulièrement éprouvante étant donné l’engagement personnel inhérent au rôle d’aidante. La recherche a déjà montré que les réactions émotionnelles des aidantes et les questions pratiques qu’elles ont à régler ne cessent pas à la mort de la personne aidée. En effet, des dynamiques complexes, tissées de prises de conscience, d’ambivalences et de tensions, caractérisent la période « post-aidance ». La présente recherche a exploré le vécu des aidantes endeuillées lors de la phase « post-aidance ». En combinant l’approche personnologiste et la perspective du parcours de vie genré, cette étude de type narratif a permis de situer la période « post-aidance » comme une extension de la trajectoire individuelle. Le cheminement unique de chaque participante a été discuté en entrevue et présenté sur une ligne du temps « care-ography [1]», un outil qui permet de retracer visuellement les évènements et les transitions de leur trajectoire d’aidante. Trois thèmes centraux ont émergé de l’histoire de ces femmes: l’identité, la résilience et le rôle du soutien social. Les retombées que pourraient avoir les résultats de cette recherche pour les politiques, la recherche et la pratique ont été explorées. Une attention particulière a été portée au développement de programmes et d’interventions qui reconnaîtraient le deuil comme faisant partie de l’expérience de la proche aidante et fourniraient un meilleur soutien durant la période de « post-aidance ». [1] Care-ography fait référence à un outil développé pour représenter la biographie de l'expérience des proches pendant la trajectoire de l’aide.
Eight million caregivers in Canada are providing care to older adults with chronic health conditions and disabilities. Many of the daily tasks which make up the role of the caregiver are undertaken by women. These women caregivers, most of whom are wives and daughters, are often profoundly affected by their caregiving role in emotional, psychological, physical, and financial ways. Thirty years of research on caregivers in general, and women caregivers in specific, have contributed to the creation of a caregiver profile which identifies the significant challenges for this population. One area which continues to be underexplored is the post-caregiving period, when caregivers transition into a period of bereavement. This period can be particularly challenging for women caregivers given the commitment inherent in the caregiving process. Research has shown that the emotional reactions of caregivers, as well as practical challenges, do not end with the death of the care-receiver. In fact, complex realities, tensions, and responses continue well after death into the post-caregiving period. This study of bereaved women caregivers explored their lived experiences in the post-caregiving phase. Using an approach informed by personological and gendered lifecourse perspectives, this narrative study enabled a rich and compelling account of women’s experiences in post-caregiving as an extension of their individual caregiving trajectory. Each participant’s unique story was presented as a ‘careography [2] timeline’, which visually represented significant events and transitions throughout the process. Three central themes emerged from within the women’s stories – identity, resilience and social support. Implications for policy, research and practice were explored, with particular attention on the development of initiatives which would recognize bereavement as part of the caregiver journey and better support women caregivers during the challenging post-caregiving period. [2] Care-ography refers to a tool developed to represent the care-related biography of caregivers during the care trajectory.
Eight million caregivers in Canada are providing care to older adults with chronic health conditions and disabilities. Many of the daily tasks which make up the role of the caregiver are undertaken by women. These women caregivers, most of whom are wives and daughters, are often profoundly affected by their caregiving role in emotional, psychological, physical, and financial ways. Thirty years of research on caregivers in general, and women caregivers in specific, have contributed to the creation of a caregiver profile which identifies the significant challenges for this population. One area which continues to be underexplored is the post-caregiving period, when caregivers transition into a period of bereavement. This period can be particularly challenging for women caregivers given the commitment inherent in the caregiving process. Research has shown that the emotional reactions of caregivers, as well as practical challenges, do not end with the death of the care-receiver. In fact, complex realities, tensions, and responses continue well after death into the post-caregiving period. This study of bereaved women caregivers explored their lived experiences in the post-caregiving phase. Using an approach informed by personological and gendered lifecourse perspectives, this narrative study enabled a rich and compelling account of women’s experiences in post-caregiving as an extension of their individual caregiving trajectory. Each participant’s unique story was presented as a ‘careography [2] timeline’, which visually represented significant events and transitions throughout the process. Three central themes emerged from within the women’s stories – identity, resilience and social support. Implications for policy, research and practice were explored, with particular attention on the development of initiatives which would recognize bereavement as part of the caregiver journey and better support women caregivers during the challenging post-caregiving period. [2] Care-ography refers to a tool developed to represent the care-related biography of caregivers during the care trajectory.
Poirier, Annie. "Étude des besoins décisionnels des aînés atteints de la maladie d'Alzheimer et de leurs proches aidants pour favoriser la prise de décision partagée en soins de première ligne." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/27090.
Full textBourgeois, Julie. "Vivre avec la démence à domicile : évaluation des situations à risque pour le patient et de la vigilance chez l'aidant informel." Grenoble 2, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009GRE29035.
Full textThe growing proportion of people with Alzheimer's disease living at home poses problems about their safety and accompaniment. Cognitive inpairment from dementia involves memory and judgement difficulties which have repercussions on their daily life and expose them to situations of risk. The caregiver's concern is to preserve the safety of his relative, supervising, identifying and anticipating the difficulties in order to avoid risks situations. This implicit responsability, qualified as "vigilance", is an integral part of the caregivers tasks. The first aim of this study was to describe the prevalence of safety problems at home in a sample of patients with demencia seen (n=103) in a memory consultation clinic. Results show that all of the people with dementia were exposed to risks at home. The most common risks reported concerned fires, food and medication. The use of the Safety Assessment Scale is useful in the context of consultation to determine the risks at home and to focus the interview with the caregivers torwards preventing accidents and improving quality of life in the home settings. The second empirical goal of this study is to mesure, qualitatively and quantitatively, the level of vigilance of caregivers of people with dementia. Results show subgroups of caregivers with a very high level of vigilance, feeling they must now be available for their relative 24H/24. The reasons often include some patient's safety and risky behaviours, including wandering. The third aim is to explore factors associated with caregivers vigilance. The level of vigilance is associated with patient features (dependance in activities of daily living, home risks) and with characteristics of the caregiver (burden, psychological disorders). Propositions are offered in order to improve safety at home for people with dementia, and to support caregivers identified as psychologically vulnerable
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.
Full textNotre 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.
Bernier, Nadine. "Évaluation des facteurs facilitant et contraignant l'implantation d'une stratégie de soutien aux proches-aidants de malades en phase terminale de cancer à domicile." Thesis, Université Laval, 2008. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2008/25587/25587.pdf.
Full textNovais, Teddy. "Fardeau des aidants de patients atteints de troubles neurocognitifs : perspectives de prise en soins psychosociale et pharmaceutique." Thesis, Lyon, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018LYSE1066/document.
Full textAlzheimer’s disease and Related Disorders (ADRD) are associated with a caregiver burden that increases with the progression of the disease. Previous psychosocial interventions reported a moderate improvement on caregiver burden. Patients with ADRD and their caregivers are also exposed to higher risk of developing drug-related problems.Our objective was to design an integrated pharmaceutical care at a multidisciplinary psychosocial intervention that reduces the caregiver burden of aged patient with ADRD.To guarantee the effectiveness of the intervention, preliminary studies were conducted to: (1) identify predicting factors that increase the caregiver burden through a cross-sectional study, a longitudinal study and from a literature review ; (2) to identify the prioritized caregivers’ needs through a Delphi survey, including the pharmaceutical field, after conducting a systematic review of the literature; (3) to identify the effectiveness criteria of psychosocial interventions and the extent of the pharmacist's role with the patient / caregiver dyad from a literature review. Our work leaded to design, in a multidisciplinary and multicentric way, the protocol of the PHARMAID study. The PHARMAID study is a 18-month randomized, controlled, with three parallel groups, and multi-center trial. The primary objective is to measure the impact of personalized pharmaceutical collaborative care integrated to a multidisciplinary psychosocial intervention on the caregiver burden of aged patient with ADRD. To date, 72 dyads have been included, representing 30% of the expected sample. If the effectiveness of this collaborative approach is demonstrated, its durability in the participating centers and its extension in the other memory centers, neurology or geriatric wards could be considered. The costs and the cost-effectiveness of different interventions will also be evaluated through detailed analyses of formal and informal resource consumption during the study
Books on the topic "Aidants naturels – Soins"
1953-, Saillant Francine, Khandjian Sylvie, and Association féminine d'éducation et d'action sociale., eds. Fenêtres ouvertes: Dire et partager l'aide et les soins. Éditions Écosociété, 2002.
Paquet, Mario. Entretien avec une aidante "surnaturelle": Autonome S'de me ne pour prendre soins d'un proche a domicile. Les Presses de l'uiversite Laval, 2008.
Famille et soins aux personnes âgées: Enjeux, défis et stratégies. Beauchemin, 2006.
Guberman, Nancy. Travail et soins aux proches dépendants. Les Editions du Remue-Ménage, 1993.
MacBride-King, Judith L. Des soins à donner et dont se soucier: La prise en charge des aînés par les travailleurs canadiens et ses répercussions sur les employeurs. Conference Board du Canada, 1999.
L' ABC de la maladie d'Alzheimer. Méridien, 1996.
Guberman, Nancy. Travail et soins aux proches dépendants. Éditions du remue-ménage, 1993.
Alvi, Shahid. Soins aux personnes âgées et travail. Conference Board du Canada, 1995.
Beaulieu, Marie-Bernadette. La personne agée: Role de l'aide-soignant. Masson, 1996.
Caron, Chantal D. L' expérience d'aidants familiaux dans le contexte de fin de vie de personnes atteintes de la maladie d'alzeimer: Rapport de recherche. Centre de recherche sur le vieillissement = Research Centre on Aging, 2003.