3/4 Compliance, alliance thérapeutique et domestication des usagers

Zawieja, Philippe

doi:10.1016/j.scad.2018.06.014

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“…Thus, educational programs to create a common foundation of knowledge, expectations, and the empowerment of families are being developed. However, this support can be likened to the domestication of families by the institution and adds complexity (Zawieja, 2018). It is a corollary when an individual wants to create a foundation of common knowledge and representations based on the knowledge and representations of only one of the parties (Thomas et al, 2016).…”

Section: Entry Into a Nursing Homementioning

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Expectations and Needs of Families in Nursing Homes: An Integrative Review

Havreng-Théry

Giner-Perot

Zawieja³

et al. 2020

Med Care Res Rev

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A better understanding of the expectations and needs of the families of nursing home residents is needed for a constructive and sustainable relationship of mutual trust. The objective of this study was to understand the expectations of families of nursing home residents described in the literature. A systematic integrative review of the literature was conducted. After a rigorous selection made by two researchers, independently, 53 articles were selected out of 1,094 results. The expectations of families are quality care, consideration complying with human dignity of the resident, collaboration, honesty, and mutual confidence that ties together families, staff, and physicians. This study reveals that families consider themselves as a strength for a resident’s support services, in line with Gottlieb’s strength-based approach. This approach offers promising implications for practice and for a new type of management in nursing homes based on strong values.

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Section: Entry Into a Nursing Homementioning

confidence: 99%