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Bhiri, Sami. "Approche Transactionnelle pour Assurer des Compositions Fiables de Services Web." Phd thesis, Université Henri Poincaré - Nancy I, 2005. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00011116.
Full textNous proposons trois approches, basées sur ce modèle, pour assurer des compositions fiables. Contrairement aux MTA, la première approche part des spécifications des concepteurs pour déterminer les mécanismes transactionnels permettant d'assurer des exécutions correctes.
La deuxième approche procède par ré-ingénierie du service composé (SC). Elle permet d'améliorer les mécanismes de recouvrement d'un SC après analyse de ses traces d'exécutions.
La troisième approche repose sur le concept de "patron transactionnel", un nouveau concept que nous introduisons. Un "patron transactionnel"est un patron qui combine la flexibilité des workflows et la fiabilité des MTA. Nous définissons un SC en connectant des patrons transactionnels.
Nous utilisons un ensemble de règles de cohérence pour assurer que le SC défini est fiable. La contribution majeure de notre proposition est qu'elle a pu fusionner la flexibilité des systèmes de workflow et la fiabilité des MTA. Ainsi elle permet d'assurer des exécutions correctes
selon les critères spécifiés par les concepteurs.
Freu, Rachel. "Approche transactionnelle et métacognitive de l’absentéisme consécutif à un accident du travail." Thesis, Montpellier 3, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018MON30045.
Full textThis work is based on field observations showing that employees will or will not move to a work stoppage following the same type of work accident of minor gravity. In addition, national statistics describe a downward trend for work-related accidents, but absenteeism is on the rise (CNAM, 2016; Ayming-Kantar TNS, 2016). These data therefore pose the question of the nature of the relationship between the accident and the work stoppage. The aim of this thesis was to explore to what extent the work stoppage would be explained by stress states and coping strategies of injured employees. Referring to the Self-Regulatory Executive Function Model - S-REF (Wells & Matthews, 1994), one goal of this thesis work is to explore the extent to which metacognitive beliefs are factors that may explain stress states, and their management, after a period of work stoppage. In reference to this model, we postulated that employees who were off work would develop a Cognitive Attentional Syndrome - CAS (Wells, 1995). We conducted three studies testing three main hypotheses: 1) Employees who are absent following an occupational accident have a particular metacognitive profile implying positive and negative metacognitive beliefs about anxiety, and preferentially activate emotional coping or avoidance strategies (study 1); 2) Employees who were absent due to a work accident built a more threatening occupational accident representation than employees who did not miss (study 2); 3) The probability of stopping work in the days following the accident would be predicted by the affective state of the employees after the accident (i.e., worry, peritraumatic dissociation and distress) as well as by their coping strategies (study 3). Our results show that employees who have had an accident at work do not have a different metacognitive profile, depending on whether they have had a work stoppage or not (study 1). Coping strategies are predicted by metacognitive beliefs about worry; coping strategies centered on the problem are less used by employees who have had a work stoppage following their work accident (study 1). The representation of the industrial accident does not present a higher threat character for employees who have had a work stoppage (study 2). Finally, the results of study 3 show that the probability of being off work due to an accident at work is only predicted by a low propensity to use coping strategies centered on the problem. Our main findings indicate that the stress experienced by accident victims is influenced by positive and negative metacognitive beliefs about worry (studies 1 and 2). Our work shows no difference in the metacognitive profile between absent and absent employees after an accident at work. The use of coping strategies centered on the problem would be the main correlate (study 1) and predictor (study 3) of absenteeism of injured employees. All these results argue in favor of a work stoppage approach based on transactional stress model, in order to better understand this phenomenon and propose innovative methods of care for employees who have suffered an occupational accident
Ben, Ameur Amal. "Approche de simulation transactionnelle pour la modélisation des performances et de l'énergie d'un système mémoire pour SoC hétérogènes." Thesis, Université Côte d'Azur (ComUE), 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019AZUR4048.
Full textMobile devices, at each new release of the standards and following users’ continuous requests of new services, have to support more and more features, which are also becoming more and more demanding from the computational point of view. As a consequence, being able to fulfil new requirements and at the same time to provide power efficient chips is nowadays the most important challenge for mobile devices system designers. To tackle this challenge, novel system level performance and power modeling approaches have been proposed allowing hardware/software (HW/SW) architectures to be explored right at the very first steps of a System-on-Chip (SoC) design flow. However, existing solutions have limited support for the power optimization of the memory system (including SDRAM) that may occupy more than 70% of a chip area and consume more than 30% of the total energy. In our work, we propose a SystemC-TLM-based simulation framework at Electronic System Level (ESL), which is able to support the joint exploration of a SoC architecture and its memory configuration. This new framework helps in optimizing the SoC energy consumption while matching the required performance in terms of power and performance, as well as of memory bandwidth and latency
Bellon-Champel, Laura. "Dynamique familiale et stratégies d'adaptation chez les parents d'adolescents présentant un usage problématique de cannabis : facteurs associés à la détresse psychologique parentale." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCB227.
Full textIntroduction: the period of adolescence is the age group for which cannabis use is highest in France. Cannabis use in adolescence is an important stressor for parents. The first aim of the present study was to better identify specific family dynamics and coping strategies (individual and dyadic) mobilized by parents of adolescent cannabis users. Second, was to investigate the factors associated with psychological distress (family dynamics, coping strategies). Method: during this quantitative and qualitative study, 50 parents consult for a problematic adolescent cannabis use and 67 control parents answered at a sociodemographic questionnaire, the Family Adaptability and Cohesion Scale (FACES IV) and the Family Relationship Index (FRI) to assess family dynamics, the Brief Cope to estimate situational coping strategies and dyadic coping Inventory (DCI) to address the dyadic coping strategies mobilized by the sample's parents couple. Results: parents of adolescent cannabis users had a high psychological distress and have obtained significantly different scores on the dimensions of family dynamics, compare at parental control group. Thus, family functioning of parents of adolescent cannabis users was defined as cohesion and lower communication capabilities but also high intensity conflict from parents in the control group. A dimension of family dynamics (conflicts) and four situational coping strategies (expressing feelings, blame, substance use, behavioral disengagement) were positively related to psychological distress. Dyadic coping strategies (communication about the stress, negative strategies, ect) were positively related to psychological distress experienced by parents couple. Conclusion: these results show the interest of better understanding the experiences of parents facing the adolescent problem cannabis use and suggest directions for future supported
Idier, Laetitia. "Education thérapeutique chez les patients en dialyse : impact de la mise en place d'un programme d'éducation thérapeutique en auto-dialyse sur l'adhésion thérapeutique, la qualité de vie et l'état anxio-dépressif à partir d'une approche transactionnelle." Thesis, Bordeaux 2, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012BOR21916/document.
Full textIntroduction: Dialysis entails numerous alterations in the life of the patient and requires adhering to many recommendations. Therapeutic Patient Education helps patients acquire knowledge and skills to manage their life with a chronic disease in the best possible way. The objective of this study was to evaluate the impact of a therapeutic educational program for dialysis patients in an out-center. Methods: The program consisted of five group sessions concerning the representations and personal experience of the dialysis, dietary regimen, protection of vascular access, taking of medicines and satisfaction about the program. The study included 125 subjects (64 in the experimental group and 61 in the control group). Several criteria (adherence, quality of life, anxiety, depression) and mediating variables were measured (knowledge, self-efficacy, social support, coping strategies, etc.) before the program, at the end and three months after the end of the program. Results: The program had no effect on adherence, quality of life and anxiety. On the other hand, an increase in depressive symptoms was observed in the experimental group, without inferring a depressive state. Analyses of mediations showed that the increase in knowledge regarding vascular access explained the effect of therapeutic education on depressive symptoms. The results also showed that self-efficacy decreased in the experimental group after the five sessions. Additional analyses indicated that this change predicted other changes such as a decrease in dietary adherence and increased anxiety.Conclusion: These main results show the need for improving educational interventions with patients in dialysis by adapting the transmission of knowledge about everyday life, and especially by working more on improving the feeling of self-efficacy and the use of coping strategies
Bastos, castro Marcio. "Optimisation de la performance des applications de mémoire transactionnelle sur des plates-formes multicoeurs : une approche basée sur l'apprentissage automatique." Phd thesis, Université de Grenoble, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00766983.
Full textCastro, Márcio. "Optimisation de la performance des applications de mémoire transactionnelle sur des plates-formes multicoeurs : une approche basée sur l'apprentissage automatique." Thesis, Grenoble, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012GRENM074/document.
Full textMulticore processors are now a mainstream approach to deliver higher performance to parallel applications. In order to develop efficient parallel applications for those platforms, developers must take care of several aspects, ranging from the architectural to the application level. In this context, Transactional Memory (TM) appears as a programmer friendly alternative to traditional lock-based concurrency for those platforms. It allows programmers to write parallel code as transactions, which are guaranteed to execute atomically and in isolation regardless of eventual data races. At runtime, transactions are executed speculatively and conflicts are solved by re-executing conflicting transactions. Although TM intends to simplify concurrent programming, the best performance can only be obtained if the underlying runtime system matches the application and platform characteristics. The contributions of this thesis concern the analysis and improvement of the performance of TM applications based on Software Transactional Memory (STM) on multicore platforms. Firstly, we show that the TM model makes the performance analysis of TM applications a daunting task. To tackle this problem, we propose a generic and portable tracing mechanism that gathers specific TM events, allowing us to better understand the performances obtained. The traced data can be used, for instance, to discover if the TM application presents points of contention or if the contention is spread out over the whole execution. Our tracing mechanism can be used with different TM applications and STM systems without any changes in their original source codes. Secondly, we address the performance improvement of TM applications on multicores. We point out that thread mapping is very important for TM applications and it can considerably improve the global performances achieved. To deal with the large diversity of TM applications, STM systems and multicore platforms, we propose an approach based on Machine Learning to automatically predict suitable thread mapping strategies for TM applications. During a prior learning phase, we profile several TM applications running on different STM systems to construct a predictor. We then use the predictor to perform static or dynamic thread mapping in a state-of-the-art STM system, making it transparent to the users. Finally, we perform an experimental evaluation and we show that the static approach is fairly accurate and can improve the performance of a set of TM applications by up to 18%. Concerning the dynamic approach, we show that it can detect different phase changes during the execution of TM applications composed of diverse workloads, predicting thread mappings adapted for each phase. On those applications, we achieve performance improvements of up to 31% in comparison to the best static strategy
Cailleau, Isabelle. "Récit d'une enquête sur l'écriture numérique collaborative synchrone." Thesis, Compiègne, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015COMP2185.
Full textFor the first time in the history of writing, several people can edit the same document at the same time and from a distance. This new writing practice, made possible by digital technology, is called synchronous collaborative digital writing. The question posed by this research is how a consistent and readable text can emerge from such systems. In addition, the texts that result from these practices can hardly be reduced to communication intentions that pre-exist "in the head" of the participants. The text emerges within the situations. This raises the methodological question of how to account for this emergence. This thesis therefore offers to explore a way to tackle it: a pragmatist type of investigation, and more specifically, a transactional approach. It is characterized by the need to think the relationship in its constitutive dimension without presupposing any of the entities prior to their entry in situation. It also implies that all of the descriptions of a given situation always have to be considered as provisional and subject to revision. Here, an operationalization of this philosophical approach is proposed in the field of Information and Communication Sciences. It is implemented for two categories of case studies: situations of production of argumentation in an educational context and situations of collaborative production of meeting reports. This experimentation makes it possible to conclude that it would be interesting to continue this investigation in a transactional approach and it outlines an analysis model to facilitate this pursuit
Irachabal, Sandrine. "Réactions cognitives et comportementales de douloureux chroniques pris en charge dans une unité spécialisée : vers une approche transactionnelle de la douleur." Bordeaux 2, 2002. http://www.theses.fr/2002BOR20939.
Full textAlthough a number of problems are commonly associated with chronic pain, there appears to be considerable variability in individual responses to pain. Transactional model of stress, in which appraisals and coping processes are believed to play a central role, has been invoked to explain adjustment differences among chronic pain patients. To test the utility of such conceptual model for understanding chronic pain, 145 patients entering a multidisciplinary pain treatment center completed measures of sociobiographic, pain and personality characteristics at their admission and the measures of pain beliefs, control appraisals, social support and coping 3 months later. Chronic pain adjustment (distress, disability and quality of life) was assessed 9 months later. Path analyses revealed that primary (beliefs) and secondary appraisals (control and social support) make statistically significant contributions to the prediction of coping strategies. Results showed significant relationships between some primary appraisals and secondary appraisals. The results support transactional model that view appraisal and coping processes as interacted reciprocally and dynamically over time. Among antecedents variables, employment and family status, pain severity, multidisciplinary treatment, depression and anger have a direct influence on adjustment criteria. Some antecedents have indirect effects on adjustment criteria, their effects are mediated through process variables. Permanence belief about pain has a mediator effect on the relation between anger and quality of life, and on the relation between anger and external control. Catastrophizing and solicitous responses from family members have a mediator effect between marital status and passive coping strategies. These findings are consistent with a multifactorial and integrative model of pain that hypotheses a role for contextual, psychosocial and transactional factors as contributing to adjustment chronic pain
Domaison, Sophie. "Étude longitudinale du fonctionnement des familles confrontées au cancer de la mère." Thesis, Toulouse 2, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012TOU20135.
Full textAny serious illness occurring in a patient threatens and alters the balance of their family group. The objective of this study is to identify the impact of breast cancer on a mother's nuclear family, when young children are present, with the longitudinal assessment of family functioning, psychological distress and adaptation strategies, through the perspective of different members of the group: the sick mother, the father and child(ren).Method: 39 parents (23 mothers and 16 fathers) of children aged between 6 and 12 completed self-assessment questionnaires as well as 22 children participated in research interviews at four evaluation times: the first (T1), the third (T2) and fifth (T3) of the mother’s chemotherapy, and two months after the end of chemotherapy (T4).Results: Family functioning as perceived by the family’s members is typical and stable over time. Spouses perceive more difficulties within the family than the patients and the children. The temporal evolution of variables highlights the T3 as a respite for the nuclear family. Levels of psychological distress are not pathological, but are different depending on the member’s place in the family. Women are more distressed than their spouses and children, and have more use of coping strategies focused on problem solving and seeking social support. The level of depression, hostility and the use of coping strategies focused on emotion in mothers explain their perception of family functioning. By contrast, the psychological state and the mode of adaptation of spouses and children do not affect their perception of family functioning.Conclusion: These results show the importance of combining qualitative and quantitative longitudinal methodology to analyse the views of all members of the family and improve the understanding of their experiences with the disease of the mother
Constant, Aymery. "Étude des facteurs prédictifs des troubles de l'humeur induits par interféron-ά au cours du traitement de l'hépatite C chronique : approche descriptive et transactionnelle." Bordeaux 2, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004BOR21111.
Full textPsychiatric side effects are common with interferon-ά therapy, and responsible for treatment discontinuation in 10% to 20% of cases. The aim of this study was to characterize psychiatric events occurring during Chronic Hepatitis C (CHC) treatment, and to determine vulnerability factors associated with their occurrence. Transactional model of stress, in which appraisals and coping processes are believed to play a central role, has been evoked to explain emotional and physical adjustment to IFN-ά therapy. 97 CHC patients (50 males, mean age 46±12 yrs) treated for the first time with interferon-ά plus ribavirin for 24 to 48 weeks were enrolled. Psychological variables were systematically assessed, using the Mini International Neuropsychiatric Interview (MINI-DSM-IV), the Montgomery Asberg Depression Rating Scale (MADRS), the State Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI-Y), and the Brief Fatigue Inventory (BFI), at baseline (T0), after one month (T1) and after three months of treatment. Patients also completed measures of perceived stress, control appraisals, social support and coping after one month of treatment (T1). Variables related to psychological and physical adjustment (depressive symptoms, quality of life) were assessed two months later (T2). Psychiatric events occurred in 33 patients (34 %). They consisted of mood disorders (according to DSM-IV) in all cases with irritable mania/hypomania in 19 cases (58%) and major depression with manic/hypomanic features (depressive mixed states) in 14 cases (42%). Their occurrence was significantly associated with past drug use, and elevated anxiety and depression scores at T0 (p<0,05). In multivariate regression analysis, trait anxiety (T0) was the main predictor of psychological distress and irritability during treatment (β= 0,31; p<0,001, et β= 0,32; p<0,01, respectively), whereas physical symptoms were predicted by older age (β= 0,28; p<0,01), family psychiatric history (β= 0,22; p<0,05), and initial fatigue (β= 0,21; p<0,05). Social support, external control and palliative coping had a little, but significant positive influence on symptoms (p<0,05), but emotion-focused coping was always related to poor emotional adjustment. Hierarchical regression model showed that the relationship between family psychiatric history anxiety adjustment criteria was mediated by anxiety after one month of treatment. Mood disorders are common (34%) during the early stages of interferon therapy for CHC, and often include irritability and manic/hypomanic features. Psychiatric history and elevated scores of anxiety and depression at baseline are significant risk factors for their occurrence. But appraisal and coping processes have little influence on these emotional and physical disturbances according to transactional model of stress
Untas, Aurélie. "Facteurs prédisant l’observance thérapeutique, l’état anxio-dépressif et la qualité de vie chez des patients mis en dialyse : mise en perspective d’une approche transactionnelle et d’une approche systémique en psychologie de la santé." Bordeaux 2, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009BOR21623.
Full textIntroduction : Dialysis initiation is a major life event for patients, but also for relatives. The aim of the present study was to better understand family and relatives influence on patients’ adjustment to dialysis. Method: We conducted a study on a sample of 120 patients, of whom 61 dyads (patient-relative). We measured socio-demographic, medical, familial, psychological and transactional variables one month after dialysis initiation, and then six and twelve months later. The criterions chosen were adherence, anxiety and depression states and quality of life. Results : Perceived stress and seek for social support decreased over time during the first year of dialysis whereas patients’ physical quality of life increased. Family conflict and perceived stress were the main variable explaining patients’ adherence, anxiety and depression states and quality of life. The influence of family relations on patients’ adjustment was confirmed by cluster analysis revealing three profiles: conflict, expressive and conventional families. Patients belonging to conflict families seemed especially a risk of developing symptoms. Dyadic analysis based on the Actor and Partner Interaction Model pointed out the importance of patients’ optimism and problem focused coping on relatives’ emotional adjustment to dialysis. Conclusion : These results show the importance of using a family approach in health psychology for patients confronted to dialysis initiation and suggest future psychosocial interventions
Segrestan-Crouzet, Carine. "Evolution et différences dans l’ajustement des couples au cancer du sein : rôle des facteurs psychosociaux et influence réciproque des deux membres de la dyade." Thesis, Bordeaux 2, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010BOR21729/document.
Full textIntroduction: The first months following breast cancer diagnosis is a critical period for patients and their partners. The objectives of the study were to describe the course of psychosocial variables and to examine the individual and dyadic effects of these variables on the adjustment of couples.Method: 83 breast cancer patients and 76 couples dealing with breast cancer were interviewed at the biginning, half way through, at the end of the treatment, and 1, 3 and 6 months after treatment completion. They completed measures of emotional control, psychological distress, quality of life, dyadic adjustment, social support and coping.Results: Results showed that subjects endured high levels of anxiety, with a short decline for women during treatment. Social support, fighting spirit and anxious preoccupations decreased over time.Using the Actor and Partner Interdependence Model, results revealed that psychological distress, emotional control, negative social support and emotional coping strategies had similar negative actor and partner effects on respective adjustment, and that dyadic adjustment and social support had similar positive actor and partner effects on patients’ and partners’ adjustment. Patient’s psychological distress, negative social support and emotional coping strategies play significant and positive roles in partner’s adjustment. Social support had actor and partner effects on choices of coping strategies.Conclusion: These findings show the importance of combining individual transactional and systemic approaches. Results also suggest that couples may benefit from interventions that enhance social support and communications skills and manage psychological distress
Hebert, Christelle. "Cour européenne des Droits de l’Homme et stratégies judiciaires : le cas de la Turquie." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014LYO22014/document.
Full textTurkey is among the more condemned states within the Council of Europe, with almost three thousand decisions. This case-law leads to changes: it permits Turkey to adapt its legislations and practices to the European exigencies and it gives the Court the possibility to elaborate and refine its jurisprudence and its methods with cases that she would never have without Turkey. Beyond the decisions’ volume and content, the Turkish case presents particularities bringing to light that Turkey has organised its practice of the European Court. In parallel, the Court has to adapt its answers to this case and its particularities. Both Turkey and the Court set up juridical strategies. The Court, who has to comply with the principle of subsidiarity, oscillates between firmness and restraint, so as not to offend the States’ sensibilities while reaching its goal of maintenance and realization of Human Rights. Turkey wavers between the will to conform to the European exigencies and the will to protect its sovereignty. These strategies make way for negotiations and even for a transactional approach of human rights. This research, based on the Turkish case, leads to wonder how human rights, which, for some of them, are universal and inviolable, can be the object of “strategies” and “negotiations”
Rethinagiri, Santhosh Kumar. "Une approche système pour l'estimation de la consommation de puissance des plateformes MPSoC." Phd thesis, Université de Valenciennes et du Hainaut-Cambresis, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00943272.
Full textPessemier, Nicolas. "Unification des approches par aspects et à composants." Lille 1, 2007. https://pepite-depot.univ-lille.fr/LIBRE/Th_Num/2007/50376-2007-Pessemier.pdf.
Full textNicquevert, Bertrand. "Manager l'interface. Approche par la complexité du processus collaboratif de conception, d'intégration et de réalisation : modèle transactionnel de l'acteur d'interface et dynamique des espaces d'échanges." Phd thesis, Université de Grenoble, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00789791.
Full textMbarek, Ons. "Une approche de modélisation au niveau système pour la conception et la vérification de systèmes sur puce à faible consommation." Phd thesis, Université Nice Sophia Antipolis, 2013. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00837662.
Full textCorman, Maya. "Approche psychologique des personnes atteintes d'hémopathies et inscrites dans un processus de greffe de cellules souches hématopoiétiques (CSH) : identification des facteurs socio-psychologiques impliqués dans l’état de santé mentale et physique aux différents stades du processus et développement d’un programme d’intervention adapté." Thesis, Université Clermont Auvergne (2017-2020), 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020CLFAL015.
Full textHematopoietic stem cells allograft, or bone marrow transplantation, is one of the treatments proposed to stop the course of hematopoietic malignancies such as acute leukemia. This procedure consists of replacing the cells in the diseased blood with healthy cells from a compatible donor to maximize the chances of success. Although injecting the graft appears to be a relatively simple procedure, it is nonetheless part of a whole process that begins well before the procedure and has consequences in the months and even years following the allograft. Thus, the patient's care pathway can be divided into three stages: the pre-transplant, hospitalization in a protected sector, and the post-transplant period with the return home. At these different stages, an alteration in quality of life, the presence of symptoms of psychological distress and even a state of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can be observed. However, these psychological consequences may differ from one individual to another, suggesting that certain factors, other than medical ones, could influence both the physical and psychological consequences of the allograft. It is in this perspective and based on the Transactional Integrative and Multidimensional Model of Bruchon-Schweitzer and Boujut (2014) and the Complete State Health Approach of Keyes and Lopez (2002) that four studies were conducted in this thesis work in health psychology. The objective was to highlight the different protective and deleterious psychological factors at the different stages of allograft on the mental and physical health of patients, focusing on factors little explored to date and from the third wave of cognitive and behavioural therapies such as acceptance and commitment therapy. After validating a French version of the AFQ scale (article 1), the first study found that the level of happiness before the transplant contributes to a better quality of life before the procedure (article 2). The second highlighted the prospective effect of anxious preoccupations during hospitalization on the occurrence of post-traumatic stress disorder and the positive effect of fighting spirit on the level of resilience and happiness five months post-transplant (article 3). The third one revealed that the more people tended to be in experiential avoidance, the more likely they were to develop symptoms of PTSD, while patients with high non-judgmental scores (a facet of mindfulness) were less likely to develop such symptomatology (article 4). Finally, the fourth study shows that the experience of positive life changes in patients' lives after transplantation is far from systematic. Rather, patients show a decline in their psychological health that is related to a low level of acceptance (article 5). All of these results led us to reflect and propose an intervention adapted to the needs of patients (i.e. a digital platform) based on effective interventions in psycho-oncology and web-based therapies. In this perspective, a first device (i.e. DESP task) aimed at remedying the attentional biases involved in anxiety and depression has been developed and tested (article 6). The DESP has been the subject of a declaration of invention (declaration of invention n°0487-UCADESPTASK). Proposing a continuity of care and trying to overcome the obstacles inherent to the specificities of the allograft course is essential to improve the care of patients and accompany them during this pathway
Ruta, Sabrina. "Les facteurs influençant les résultats des plaintes de discrimination et de harcèlement au travail à la Commission des droits de la personne et des droits de la jeunesse." Thèse, 2004. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/1703.
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