Impact de l’éducation thérapeutique sur les habitudes de vie : perception des patients et de leurs proches

Garbacz, Laure; Jullière, Y; Alla, François; Jourdain, Patrick; Guyon, Gaëlle; Coudane, H.; Hervé, Christian; Claudot, Frédérique

doi:10.3917/spub.154.0463

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“…Five studies delivered patient-only interventions [41,43,51,55,59], although the outcomes of these studies were evaluated by responses from caregivers [41,43], patients and their spouses [51,55] or partners [59].…”

Section: Practice Towards Patients and Reaction Of Family Membersmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Life style changes. Two studies evaluated changes in lifestyle [50,51]. Both patients and their relatives reported positive changes in eating habits and physical activity [51].…”

Section: Patient and Family Member Reactions To Healthcare Interventionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Two studies evaluated changes in lifestyle [50,51]. Both patients and their relatives reported positive changes in eating habits and physical activity [51]. Gamification targeting lifestyle changes was found to be a promising tool to engage heart patients and family members [50].…”

Section: Patient and Family Member Reactions To Healthcare Interventionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…These studies lack further description of the specific usual practice. In Garbacz et al [51] study, the intervention was theoretically guided by the concept of therapeutic patient education to facilitate lifestyle change and was delivered by cardiologists and other health professionals to patients with HF. The educational tool consisted of five units, and included knowledge about the diagnosis and the disease, diet control, physical activity, daily life and medical treatment [63].…”

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Healthcare practices and interventions in Europe towards families of older patients with cardiovascular disease: A scoping review

Mahrer‐Imhof¹,

Østergaard

Brødsgaard

et al. 2021

Scandinavian Caring Sciences

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Background In Europe, cardiovascular disease is one of the predominant causes of mortality and morbidity among older people over 65 years. The occurrence of cardiovascular disease can have a negative impact on the quality of life of older patients and their families and family health overall. Assuming that illness is a family affair shaped by culture and health care systems, we explored European health care practices and interventions toward families of older patients with cardiovascular disease and heart failure. Aims This paper aimed to determine the extent, range, and variety of practices and interventions in Europe directed to families of older patients and to identify knowledge gaps. Materials & Methods A scoping review was conducted including studies published in Medline, CINHAL, or Cochrane library between 2009 and mid‐2020. Results A total of 22 articles from 17 studies were included, showing diverse practices and interventions. The interventions targeted the family as a unit (six studies), dyads (five studies), patients alone, but assessed family members’ reactions (five studies) or the family member primarily, but assessed the reaction of the patient (one study). Target outcomes were family caregiver burden; health‐related QoL; and perceived control in patients; and family functioning and changes in health behavior or knowledge in both, family members and patients. Most studies did not include an integral view of the family as the unit of care but rather had a disease‐centered approach. Discussion This scoping review provides insight into a variety of healthcare practices towards families of older patients with cardiovascular disease in Europe. Clarifying underlying assumptions to involve families is needed. More studies with family‐focused approaches as integral models could lead to practices that improve families’ well‐being. Exploring integral models for their acceptance in health care and family systems appears pertinent to develop European policy to support and add to family health.

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“…Life style changes. Two studies evaluated changes in lifestyle [50,51]. Both patients and their relatives reported positive changes in eating habits and physical activity [51].…”

Section: Patient and Family Member Reactions To Healthcare Interventionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Patient and Family Member Reactions To Healthcare Interventionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Practice Towards Patients and Reaction Of Family Membersmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Healthcare practices and interventions in Europe towards families of older patients with cardiovascular disease: A scoping review

Mahrer‐Imhof¹,

Østergaard

Brødsgaard

et al. 2021

Scandinavian Caring Sciences

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“…La tenue des premiers États Généraux sur le sida en 1990, suivis de ceux sur la santé en 1999, marque un tournant dans la façon de concevoir le système de soins et les patients. Les études scientifiques tendent à montrer que l'implication et l'éducation des patients a des effets positifs sur la gestion de la maladie au quotidien (Garbacz et al, 2015). Les regroupements et associations de patients exigent de participer aux décisions concernant les orientations des politiques en santé publique.…”

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Reconsidération d’une recherche en codesign : négociations, tensions, incertitudes et questionnements

GERMAIN¹,

CAMPO²

2022

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Cet article rend compte des écarts entre les ambitions initiales d’un projet de recherche international visant le développement d’objets connectés pour l’accompagnement de personnes vivant avec la maladie de Parkinsons au cours de sa mise en œuvre en France. Nous y présentons la composition du collectif de recherche hybride, ses objectifs et les enjeux auxquels il est confronté. Les modalités de prise en compte des savoirs expérientiels sont remises en question. Les aspects éthiques liés à l’implémentation des objets connectés dans le domaine de la santé sont abordés. L’article met en avant les négociations, tensions, incertitudes et questionnements qui émergent au fil des échanges entre les acteurs impliqués.

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How do patients and health professionals perceive the role of family members in the decision-making process regarding the choice of a dialysis method? A qualitative study

Senghor

2021

Revue d'Épidémiologie et de Santé Publique

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Impact de l’éducation thérapeutique sur les habitudes de vie : perception des patients et de leurs proches

Abstract: This study shows that patients and their relatives report a positive change in their lifestyle due to TPE. The patient's relatives appear to comply with the recommendations of health professionals, initially designed for the patient.

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Healthcare practices and interventions in Europe towards families of older patients with cardiovascular disease: A scoping review

Healthcare practices and interventions in Europe towards families of older patients with cardiovascular disease: A scoping review

Reconsidération d’une recherche en codesign : négociations, tensions, incertitudes et questionnements

How do patients and health professionals perceive the role of family members in the decision-making process regarding the choice of a dialysis method? A qualitative study

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