La santé des soignants altérée par les relations

Raybois, Mathieu

doi:10.4000/pistes.4072

pistes

2014

DOI: 10.4000/pistes.4072

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La santé des soignants altérée par les relations

Mathieu Raybois¹

Abstract: La santé des soignants altérée par les relations Une interrogation sur le rôle de la relation de soin dans les problèmes de santé au travail Is the health of the care givers affected by relationships? A questioning about the role of relationship concerning health issues at work La salud de los trabajadores de la salud está afectada por las relaciones? Un cuestionamiento sobre el rol de la relación de cuidado en los problemas de salud en el trabajo Mathieu Raybois La santé des soignants altérée par les relation… Show more

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Kantian moral law and the care relationship

TAMBOU KAMGUE

2024

Revista de Filosofía UCSC

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The care relationship is one of the multiple relationships that human beings maintain throughout their lives. It is built around the paramedic-patient relationship. The paramedic is the holder of medical power, while the patient is afflicted and crushed by suffering and the illness. Today, as in the past, we repeatedly hear accusations about the absence of humanity in the healthcare relationship between the paramedic and the patient, and vice versa. These various accusations provide an opportunity to question the fundamental place of humanity in the healthcare relationship. In formulating his morality through his categorical imperative, Emmanuel Kant raises the issue of humanity as a principle of action. The fundamental idea is that human beings must be respected because they are human beings, an end in themselves. The aim of this article is to study the ethical-practice implications of the Kantian categorical imperative in the healthcare relationship, because if there is a place where the individual must be treated as an end in itself and not as a means to an end, it is in healthcare establishments. Indeed, what does it mean for patients and paramedics to treat humanity in themselves and in others as an end? This is the main theme of this research.

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Kantian moral law and the care relationship

TAMBOU KAMGUE

2024

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Les EHPAD entre processus victimaire et rédemption

Patrizio¹

2019

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