Effects of spiritual care training for palliative care professionals = Répercussions d'une formation sur la prise en charge spirituelle chez des professionnels de santé en soins palliatifs

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Effects of spiritual care training for palliative care professionals = Répercussions d'une formation sur la prise en charge spirituelle chez des professionnels de santé en soins palliatifs

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WASNER, Maria | LONGAKER, Christine | FEGG, Martin Johannes | BORASIO, Gian Dominico

L'accompagnement des besoins spirituels des patients pose des questions aux professionnels de santé. Les résultats d'une démarche de formation ont été analysés chez 48 participants à partir de questionnaires remplis avant et après une session de 3 jours et demi. Les résultats concernent les problèmes identifiés, les changements d'attitude observés et la durabilité des bénéfices; ils sont également repris dans des tableaux statistiques.

Voir la revue «PALLIATIVE MEDICINE, 19»

Autres numéros de la revue «PALLIATIVE MEDICINE»

Langue: anglais
Description physique: p. 99-104

Revue: PALLIATIVE MEDICINE, n°2, vol.19

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