2018
DOI: 10.1051/pmed/2019023
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Utilisation d’un groupe nominal de consensus en institut de formation en soins infirmiers : un éclairage sur la qualité de vie des étudiants

Abstract: Contexte :  La situation des étudiants en soins infirmiers (ESI) de première année induit de nombreux changements dans plusieurs sphères d’activités, soient-ils personnels, familiaux ou scolaires, demandant à l’étudiant une adaptation rapide, pouvant modifier son équilibre et affecter sa qualité de vie (QdV). But : L’objectif était d’identifier, selon ces étudiants, principaux concernés par cette notion multidimensionnelle et considérés comme experts de leur QdV, les facteurs susceptibles de l’influencer. Méth… Show more

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“…This technique proves to be very useful since it regroups individual work (each participant expresses his or her point of view) and group work (in the end, a collective point of view is obtained without having a consensus) (El Hassouny, 2016). Initially, this technique was applied in management and then expanded to address problems in different areas like health, education, industry, and administration ... (Foth, 2016;Joannot et al, 2018;Søndergaard, 2018). This method consists to answer an open question called the nominal question which must be clear, precise and univocal (Grenier and Lagarde, 2000 cited by Chmanti-Houari, 2017).…”
Section: Data Collection Tools Nominal Group Techniquementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This technique proves to be very useful since it regroups individual work (each participant expresses his or her point of view) and group work (in the end, a collective point of view is obtained without having a consensus) (El Hassouny, 2016). Initially, this technique was applied in management and then expanded to address problems in different areas like health, education, industry, and administration ... (Foth, 2016;Joannot et al, 2018;Søndergaard, 2018). This method consists to answer an open question called the nominal question which must be clear, precise and univocal (Grenier and Lagarde, 2000 cited by Chmanti-Houari, 2017).…”
Section: Data Collection Tools Nominal Group Techniquementioning
confidence: 99%