La consultation pharmaceutique en transplantation hépatique : une contribution à l’éducation thérapeutique des patients

Illness representation and treatment beliefs in liver transplantation: An exploratory qualitative study

“…The results are contextualized and cannot be generalized to every liver recipient. In this LTx center, each patient has a consultation with a clinical pharmacist before discharge [8]. A further limitation is that all participants share the Western European culture therefore possible cultural differences are not taken into account.…”

“…The pharmacist provides them adapted information about treatments. The symptoms, the causes and the consequences of GR are also discussed with the patient [8].…”

“…O'Carrol et al [7] estimated that approximatively 10% of liver transplanted patients died due to non-adherence. Reasons for nonadherence are diverse: misunderstanding of the objectives of the treatment, complex medication regimen, insufficient information, side effects, unawareness of side effect management, treatment duration, beliefs and costs [8][9][10]. The French health care system fully reimburses the Tx-related costs.…”

Impact of a Therapeutic Education Program of Modification Life Style on Knowledge, Compliance and Satisfaction of Patients Treated for Chronic Viral Hepatitis C

“…These recommendations can obviously be applied to all other chronic pathologies, but it would be interesting to have a methodological guide intended for the ETP of HCV patients. In 2006, the HAS issued recommendations on the management of patients with chronic hepatitis C; some of these recommendations are dedicated to treatment, but only a few lines on the patient's therapeutic education [8] Some establishments have published their experience and described the di ff erent stages of implementation [9][10][11][12][13][14].…”