Auteur Isabelle Clavagnier
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Isabelle Clavagnier, Auteur ; Evelyne Terrat, Auteur ; Marie-Cécile Moussu, Auteur ; et al., Auteur |Sommaire : - L'accueil, un acte d'apparence banal nécessitant une réflexion collective - Les acteurs de l'accueil en service d'urgence pour adultes - L'accueil du patient debout au bloc opératoire pour un meilleur vécu - L'accueil en unité [...]
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Isabelle Clavagnier, Directeur de publication ; Sarah Coscas, Auteur ; Geneviève Lafaye, Auteur ; et al., Auteur |Sommaire : - La consommation de substances à l'hôpital, rempart ou tentation ? - Parler de nos collègues dépendants et en souffrance, témoignages - Comprendre la dépendance des soignants à l'alcool - Consommation de psychotropes et dopage ch[...]
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Isabelle Clavagnier, Auteur |Sophie is dealing with the admission of Mr Dumont, a tall middle-aged man who wears glasses and holds a white stick. It’s not the first time that Sophie has had to take care of a person with visual disability. She needs to collect Mr Dumont’s da[...]
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Isabelle Clavagnier, Directeur de publication ; Catherine Brisse, Auteur ; Roselyne Brault-Tabai, Auteur ; et al., Auteur |Sommaire : - Le polyhandicap en France - La maison d'accueil spécialisée : un domicile pour chacun - Le domicile, un lieu de soins pour la personne polyhandicapée - La relation entre l'adulte polyhandicapé et le soignant - Le vieillissement[...]
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Isabelle Clavagnier, Auteur |Sophie has been asked by the Nursing Officer of the Medical Department to prepare a leaflet on the specific requirements of caring for hearing impaired persons. Today, she presents her fact sheet to the team at the daily meeting.
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Isabelle Clavagnier, Auteur |Mrs. Diouf has just received a colostomy at the hospital. She is keen on learning how to manage the stoma care herself. The stoma care nurse gives her the advice she needs to cope with the new way her body functions in everyday life.
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Isabelle Clavagnier, Auteur |Pieer is training to work as a supply nurse in the Haemodialysis Unit. An experiences nurse of tue unit, Tina, explains to him the main procedures in running a kidney machine, and then invites him to join the education session for new patients.
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Isabelle Clavagnier, Auteur |This summer, Sophie and Pierre are about to spend two months in Costa Rica as part of a drug education team. During their flight there, a passenger suffers a generalised epileptic seizure. Our two nurses help the cabin crew to manage the incident.
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Isabelle Clavagnier, Auteur |Alison Pitt, a young American woman of twenty-eight, is five months pregnant. She now lives in the same neighbourhood as Sophie, who recommended Dr Sebag, an English-speaking obstetrician, to her. Alison has an appointment this afternoon at the [...]
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Isabelle Clavagnier, Auteur |One of Pierre's patients in the Cardiac Unit is suffering from constipation. Pierre collects data to assess his condition and gives him advice to cope with his disorder.
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Isabelle Clavagnier, Auteur |At Kensington Hospital, on a day when most of the stretcher-bearers are on strike, Pierre brings a patient to Medical Imaging for an MRI scan.
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Isabelle Clavagnier, Auteur |Pierre has been assigned to the Eye Unit. During this first shift, he is working together with Adelle, who familiarises him with the running of the ophthalmology unit.
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Isabelle Clavagnier, Auteur |Sophie and pierre enjoy their annual visit to the nursing. They can pick up up-to-fate information from the professionnals at the stands, attend lectures on many topics, and participate in workshops.
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Isabelle Clavagnier, Auteur |Pierre is assigned to the Post-operational Recovery room. The care team comprises two anaesthetic nurses, a trainee anaesthetic nurse, a qualified registered nurse, and a healthcare assistant. In addition, an anaesthetist is available to interve[...]
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Isabelle Clavagnier, Auteur |In addition to his usual work as a nurse, Pierre is a trainer in Basic Life Support. Today, he is training a group of healthcare professionals from the hospital.
