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Manuel de soins palliatifs - clinique, psychologie, éthique

LE BERRE, Rozenn
Dunod , 08/2020 , 1260 p.

Transversal

BOUYGUE, Jacques
l'Harmattan , 2020 , 199 p.

Jamais maman ne serait morte sans me prévenir

RUDEL, Marie-Hélène
les Perséides , 2020 , 196 p.

Volunteers in a biography project with palliative care patients - a feasibility study

HESSE, Michaela ; FORSTMEIER, Simon ; CUHLS, Henning ; RADBRUCH, Lukas
BMC palliative care, 07/10/2019, vol.18, n°1, p. 1-8

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Un livre pour tourner la page - rencontre avec Valéria Milewski

CARMONA, Christine
ASP LIAISONS, 11/2018, n°57, p. 12-15

Jusqu’à la vie accompagner la mort évitée

BRUN, Danièle
JALMALV JUSQU'A LA MORT, ACCOMPAGNER LA VIE, 2018, n°134, p. 65-74

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The effect of autobiographical memory function on depression and anxiety in Chinese shiduers (parents who have lost their only child) - the moderating role of familistic emotion

ZHANG, Yudi ; JIA, Xiaoming
DEATH STUDIES, 01/07/2019, p. 1-9

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A l'absente

RABAUDY, Martine de
Gallimard , 2019 , 151 p.

Les blancs pains

LISON-LEROY, Françoise ; DELAFONTAINE, Diane
Esperluète , 03/2019 , 80 p.

Memory, mourning, and writing - Abram Kardiner's memoir of freud

MAHALEL, Anat Tzur
Psychoanalytic review, 08/2018, vol.105, n°4, p. 397-424

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Initial efficacy testing of an autobiographical memory intervention on advance care planning for patients with terminal cancer

BROHARD, Cheryl
Oncology nursing forum, 01/11/2017, vol.44, n°6, p. 751-763

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The lived experience of volunteering in a palliative care biography service

BEASLEY, Elizabeth ; BROOKER, Joanne ; WARREN, Narelle ; FLETCHER, Jane ; BOYLE, Christopher ; VENTURA, Adriana ; BURNEY, Susan
Palliative and Supportive Care, 10/2015, vol.13, n°5, p. 1417-1425

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Thème : Soins. Cote : eD02.03.04

BENEVOLE ; UNITE SOINS PALLIATIFS ; BIOGRAPHIE ; AUSTRALIE

OBJECTIVE: Many patients approaching death experience hopelessness, helplessness, and a depressed mood, and these factors can contribute to a difficult end-of-life (EoL) period. Biography services may assist patients in finding meaning and purpose at this time. The aim of our study was to investigate the lived experience of volunteers involved in a biography service in Melbourne, Australia, using a qualitative methodology.
METHOD: The participants were 10 volunteers who had participated in a biography service within a private palliative care service. Each volunteer was interviewed separately using a study-specific semistructured interview guide. The transcripts of these interviews were then subjected to thematic analysis.
RESULTS: Analysis yielded the following themes: motivations for volunteering; dealing with death, dying, and existential issues; psychosocial benefits of volunteering; and benefits and challenges of working with patients and their families. Our results indicated that volunteering gave the volunteers a deeper appreciation of existential issues, and helped them to be more appreciative of their own lives and gain a deeper awareness of the struggles other people experience. They also suggested that volunteers felt that their involvement contributed to their own personal development, and was personally rewarding. Furthermore, the results highlighted that volunteers found that encounters with family members were sometimes challenging. While some were appreciative, others imposed time limits, became overly reliant on the volunteers, and were sometimes offended, hurt, and angered by what was included in the final biography.
SIGNIFICANCE OF RESULTS: It is hoped that the findings of the current study will provide direction for improvements in the biography services that will benefit patients, family members, and volunteers. In particular, our findings highlight the need to provide ongoing support for volunteers to assist them in handling the challenges of volunteering in a palliative care setting.

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Faire le récit de soi et rester vivant ? - la biographie hospitalière, un récit de soi face à la maladie grave

MILEWSKI, Valéria
JALMALV JUSQU'A LA MORT, ACCOMPAGNER LA VIE, PUG, 09/2016, n°126, p. 35-46

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