2003
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2648.2003.02627.x
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Negotiated care: a model for nursing work in the renal setting

Abstract: Within chronic health care contexts, shaped by the acute curative paradigm of biomedicine, the model of nursing work as negotiated care has the potential to humanize contemporary medical technologies by responding to clients' experiences of illness and therapy.

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“…Les professionnels de la santé détiennent ainsi des renseignements qui leur permettent d'inférer la concordance entre les comportements des personnes soignées et l'avis médical. Des tensions peuvent survenir (Polaschek, 2003a(Polaschek, , 2003b lorsqu'il n'y a pas concordance :…”
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“…Les professionnels de la santé détiennent ainsi des renseignements qui leur permettent d'inférer la concordance entre les comportements des personnes soignées et l'avis médical. Des tensions peuvent survenir (Polaschek, 2003a(Polaschek, , 2003b lorsqu'il n'y a pas concordance :…”
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“…Maintenant, c'est mon tour, je fais ce qui est le mieux pour moi. Selon Polaschek, (2003a, 2003b, le contexte d'hémodialyse établit donc non seulement le rôle des personnes soignées mais aussi celui des personnes soignantes. Le problème n'est pas ici que le néphrologue établisse des balises du meilleur traitement pour la personne soignée : il remplit en fait sa mission sociale pour laquelle il a été formé.…”
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“…The specific self-management activities done by patients include performing dialysis procedures; caring for catheter and exit site*; taking medications; following diet and fluid limits; and conducting self-assessment, including observation for complications (3) . In this process, nurses have an educational role: they prepare the patients and relatives to carry out procedures of dialysis at home, encouraging patients to take over their own care supported by their family (4)(5)(6)(7)(8) .…”
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“…Recent studies have focused on the experience of PD patients, stressing the importance of knowing their comprehension about disease and treatment. Those studies highlight differences between patients and healthcare providers' conceptions of health; and the imposition of the clinical imperative over the patients' personal imperative (3,7,11) . According to that conception, an author proposed (7) a nursing care model closer to patients' perspective of illness, adapting the care plan to each one's unique characteristics.…”
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