Abstracts
Résumé
La dimension sensorielle de la prise de décision clinique pose tout un défi pour la formation des professionnels de la santé. Par conséquent, comment stimuler chez eux une forme d’acuité sensorielle ? Nous avons mené une recherche en partenariat avec le laboratoire de simulation d’un hôpital canadien afin de comprendre le travail sensoriel effectué par des infirmières lors d’une prise de décision clinique. Pour ce faire, nous avons analysé les interactions se déroulant lors des groupes de discussion afin de révéler le travail sensoriel accompli par les infirmières lors de l’évaluation clinique de patients fictifs (personas).
Mots-clés :
- Évaluation clinique,
- groupes de discussion,
- Personas,
- Sens,
- Simulation,
- Travail sensoriel
Abstract
Considering the sensory dimension of clinical decision-making is a challenge for the training of health professionals. Therefore, how can we help them stimulate a form of sensory acuity ? We conducted a study in partnership with the Simulation Laboratory of a Canadian hospital to understand the sensory work accomplished by nurses during a clinical decision-making. To do this, we analyzed the interactions occurring during focus groups to reveal the sensory work performed by nurses during the clinical evaluation of patients (personas).
Keywords:
- Clinical assessment,
- Focus group,
- personas,
- Senses,
- Sensory work,
- Simulation
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