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Palliative care for cancer patients in a primary health care setting - bereaved relatives' experience = Soins palliatifs pour les patients cancéreux dans des lieux de soins primaires - le vécu des proches endeuillés : une étude qualitative d'entretiens en groupe : a qualitative group interview study

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NEERGAARD, Mette Asbjoern | OLESEN, Frede | JENSEN, Anders Bonde | SONDERGAARD, Jens

A partir de trois focus groups de 14 endeuillés, les auteurs montrent que les proches expérimentent des soins palliatifs insuffisants principalement dus aux problèmes d'organisation et de culture parmi les professionnels. Les soins palliatifs dans les lieux de soins primaires en général ont besoin d'amélioration et l'attention devrait être portée sur la "professionnalisation" des proches et sur le besoin de trouver un équilibre entre leurs besoins, leurs souhaits et les ressources existantes en soins de fin de vie et en soutien de deuil.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2254378/pdf/1472-684X-7-1.pdf

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