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Journal articles on the topic "Physiothérapeutes – Relations professionnelles – Québec (Province)"
McCormack, Gavin R., Jason Cabaj, Heather Orpana, et al. "Examen de la portée sur les associations entre aménagement urbain et santé : les données quantitatives canadiennes." Promotion de la santé et prévention des maladies chroniques au Canada 39, no. 5 (2019): 206–20. http://dx.doi.org/10.24095/hpcdp.39.5.03f.
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Perreault, Kadija. "Pratiques interprofessionnelles de physiothérapeutes qui oeuvrent dans le secteur privé au Québec auprès de personnes présentant de la douleur lombaire." Thesis, Université Laval, 2013. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2013/30154/30154.pdf.
Full textCollaboration between health care providers has been greatly encouraged in recent decades to improve effectiveness and efficiency of health services. However, to this day, little is known of private sector physiotherapists’ interprofessional practices. This thesis had three main objectives that were addressed by conducting a three-part mixed-methods qualitative/quantitative project. The main objective of the first part, a qualitative descriptive study, was to explore experiences and perceptions of private sector physiotherapists regarding their interventions with adults with low back pain. Results of semi-structured interviews with 13 physiotherapists showed that, for physiotherapists, interprofessional practices included processes such as sharing information and referring, they were influenced by factors related to patients, providers, organizations, and wider systems and were mostly viewed as having positive effects. The second and third parts of the project were quantitative. Their main objectives were respectively to draw portraits of 1) the organizations where physiotherapists work in the private sector in Québec (part 2), and 2) of the interprofessional practices of these physiotherapists in the context of their interventions with adults with low back pain (part 3). Data were obtained through a cross-sectional provincial survey with 327 randomly-selected physiotherapists (participation: 67,7 %) working in 243 organizations. Parts 2 and 3 allowed to describe physiotherapists’ interprofessional practices, to identify physiotherapists’ perceptions regarding these practices, as well as to explore organizational and provider-related variables associated with the intensity of interprofessional practices. In addition, part 3 was associated with a methodological contribution by the adaptation of an instrument measuring the intensity of the interprofessional practices and the evaluation of a few of its psychometric properties, the results having indicated it was a promising instrument. This thesis offers new knowledge of physiotherapists’ interprofessional practices, an understudied subject, which is of interest to physiotherapists and other providers, managers, decision-makers and professional boards and associations, with the goal of improving or extending interprofessional practices involving physiotherapists when relevant.
Le, Pain Isabelle. "Difficultés émotionnelles et relations professionnelles : portrait de l'expérience des intervenants en protection de l'enfance." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/40076.
Full textThis research aimed to better understand the emotional difficulties (depression, anxiety, burnout, etc.) of Quebec’s child welfare clinicians and to explore the impact of these difficulties on their professional relationships (with the children and their families, colleagues and managers). By highlighting their subjective experience and experiential knowledge, the research allows to explain the emotional difficulties in a work context outside of the dominant psychiatric and psychological perspective. A sociological framework based on the concept of emotional labor as well as the clinical sociology theories of work was developed. This conceptual perspective shed’s light and articulates the contextual, organizational and individual factors that impact emotional difficulties experienced by clinicians in a child welfare setting. The research methodology is qualitative, based on semi-directed interviews at the CISSS and a CIUSSS from two different administrative geographic regions in the Québec province. The population sample is composed of thirty-one psychosocial clinicians (Professional Social Workers, Criminologists, Psychoeducators and Bachelor Professional Psychologists) working in child welfare organizations. The research results demonstrate that there are three (3) main protection factors at work (organizational mandate, work diversity, peers relations). Furthermore, the following factors were identified as impacting their emotional difficulties; three (3) contextual factors, nineteen (19) organizational factors and four (4) individual factors. From these categories two of them are structural as therefore external to individual control. As a result, targeting individual factors to explain clinicians emotional difficulties restricts the possibility of modifying their situation. Specifically, participants identified that the latest health care reform including the CISSS and CIUSSS service structure changes led to significant consequences that deeply affected their work organization and their clinical practice in the context of child welfare context. Also, the results show clinical functional impacts on their professional relationships. Negative impacts on their relationships with families and children were reported by all clinicians (decrease of intensity in service delivery, hurtful relationships with clients, lack of empathy and helpful relationship, decrease of work quality and objective and analytical abilities of clinicians). For 90% of the participants, emotional difficulties had negative impact on their relationships with their managers (anger, frustration, trustfulness, avoidance and lack of confidence) and 68% with their colleagues (isolation and withdrawal, negative emotional contamination, decrease in collaboration and lack of mutual aid). Overall, this research demonstrates the importance of protecting clinicians in a children protection mandate. Also, it shows that the emotional work that clinicians must produce, according to the requirements of the institutions involved (employer, academia and professional orders) is at the of all professional relationships in a child welfare context. This research allows in this regard to highlight the favorable conditions of emotional work, which can act as a protective filter in child welfare services. The research also allows, finally, to extend the typology of emotional work.
Bisson, Josée. "Identités professionnelles et représentation collective : le cas des responsables de garde en milieu familial (RSG)." Thesis, Université Laval, 2012. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2012/29407/29407.pdf.
Full textTurcotte, Véronique. "L'intégration de psychologues dans des équipes multidisciplinaires de première ligne : facteurs facilitant et obstacles." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2006. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/18733.
Full textLes problèmes d'intégration et de coordination des services, particulièrement en première ligne, perdurent depuis plusieurs années. Les professionnels de la santé de la première ligne travaillent souvent en "silos" et les services offerts aux citoyens suivent rarement un processus de continuité. Intégrer des psychologues au sein des équipes cliniques de première ligne pourrait contribuer à améliorer la continuité, particulièrement entre les services médicaux et psychologiques. La présente étude vise la compréhension du rôle des facteurs individuels, professionnels et organisationnels sur la capacité qu'ont les psychologues à s'intégrer dans des équipes multidisciplinaires de première ligne.
L'étude prend appui sur le modèle de collaboration interdisciplinaire de Sicotte et ses collaborateurs (2002). Une méthode qualitative a été privilégiée, soit une étude multi-sites. Une unité de médecine familiale (UMF) en centre hospitalier et une UMF en Centre de santé et de services sociaux (CSSS) constituent les deux principaux sites à l'étude, soit deux situations de première ligne qui pourraient bénéficier de l'implication de psychologues. Des entrevues individuelles ont été réalisées, en face à face, auprès de médecins, d'infirmiers(ères), de travailleurs sociaux, de psychologues, de résidents en médecine et de gestionnaires (n=19). Les principaux constats révèlent l'existence d'un réel besoin d'informer les professionnels de la santé de la première ligne sur ce qu'est le travail en équipe interdisciplinaire et en quoi consiste l'apport du psychologue au sein d'une équipe de première ligne. Les entrevues révèlent également que la distinction entre les rôles du psychologue et du travailleur social est loin d'être claire.
Allaire, Émilie. "Être préposé aux bénéficiaires : l'expérience de travail des immigrants de la ville de Québec." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/27472.
Full textThrough an ethnographic analysis, this master’s tries to understand the lived work experience of immigrant personal care attendants by studying the practices and professional and social relations found within long-term centers care in Quebec City. It focuses on the place of ethnicity in personal care attendant’s relations with colleagues and patients. This master’s shows that their lived work experience is often difficult: they cannot do their job like they would like to do it, because of the numerous organisational constraints surrounding their work. More so, their experience many difficulties in their interactions with their colleagues and patients. Ethnicity is at the core of this negative lived work experience: it is that by which social interactions are defined in this place of work, and it is a source of exclusion from their coworkers for immigrant personal care attendants. Nevertheless, it occupies a different place in social interactions between personal care attendants and the patients than it does between immigrant personal care attendants and their colleagues: ethnicity is not the primary source of negative care relation with attendant’s patients. Thus, analyzing the relation between personal care attendants and their patients leads to a more positive view of their work experience.
Zwick, Christine. "Les relations intergénérationnelles au travail : les identités collectives de deux générations d'infirmières." Thesis, Université Laval, 2010. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2010/27159/27159.pdf.
Full textLe, Capitaine Catherine. "L'impact des nouvelles identités professionnelles des femmes sur les identités syndicales : le cas du Mouvement Desjardins au Québec." Thesis, Université Laval, 2009. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2009/26058/26058_1.pdf.
Full textSkakni, Isabelle. "Les représentations de la carrière professorale des étudiantes et étudiants au doctorat." Thesis, Université Laval, 2011. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2011/28530/28530.pdf.
Full textBaillette, Paméla. "L'importance des activités relationnelles pour l'aide à la décision : le cas de l'adhésion du propriétaire-dirigeant de PME à une association de dirigeants." Montpellier 2, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000MON20001.
Full textGeymond, Maé. "Organisation industrielle, relations sociales et conditions de travail dans la production pharmaceutique : trois approches complémentaires pour analyser leurs interdépendances." Thesis, Paris 1, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020PA01E058.
Full textThis thesis organized in three chapters analyzes the disintegration of the pharmaceutical production activity from the perspective of Industrial Relations. To do so, we use successively an empirical approach, a qualitative approach and a comparative approach. The first chapter provides an empirical characterization of the externalization process between 1993 and 2016, by using public databases (EAE/ESANE/DADS). We first show that this process implies a recurrent pattern: a multinational laboratory (bigpharma) that wishes to transfer a factory to a specialized actor who becomes the subcontractor of the lab. Then, by using aggregated indicators, we exhibit that these specialized actors are facing an important deterioration of profitability. Following Berlinski (2008) or Dube and Kaplan (2010) we assess the impact of the externalization process over the distribution of qualifications and over wages. Our results indicate that, all things equal otherwise, externalization leads to an important deterioration in the remuneration conditions for subcontractor employees, between 8.5% and 21.6% on average, depending on the position in the classification. The second chapter aims to provide a better understanding of these degradations and more generally of how industrial organization affects social relations. Based on two case studies, one being iconic of multinational laboratories and the other of specialized subcontractors, we show that bigpharma subsidiaries and subcontracting companies are facing the same kind of productive and financiary segmentation. These types of segmentation are leading to economic, financiary and organizational dependency on decision centers. Our results concur to those of Doellgast and al. (2016), according to which the subsidiaries of multinational companies can be considered as internal subcontractors. We argue that the segmentation can be used as a way to defeat employee representation, which explains why employee representatives fail to maintain good work conditions in a profitable sector. Consequently, social relations might be seen as a determinant of segmentation. In the last chapter, we seek to identify the most powerful resources that an industrial relations system can confer, to enhance the ability of employee representatives to influence their working conditions. To do so, we compare the French and Quebecer systems and then the effective working conditions of two factories of the same multinational that manufacture the same products. We show that labour unity, strike and expertise are key resources. Then, we explain the differences in working and employment conditions for employees of the two subsidiaries, disentangling the respective effects of these three resources, of the position in the value chain and the control exercised by the parent company