Prise en compte du processus de subjectivation des adolescents et jeunes adultes atteints de cancer dans la relation de soin : le point de vue des soignants

Ricadat, Élise;Fradkin, Sophie;Schwering, Karl-Leo;Aujoulat, Isabelle;Boissel, Nicolas
(2017) Cliniques méditerranéennes - psychanalyse et psychopathologie freudiennes — Vol. 95, n° 1, p. 179-192 (2017)

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  • Ricadat, Élise
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  • Fradkin, Sophie
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  • Schwering, Karl-Leo
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  • Boissel, Nicolas
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Abstract
Healthcare providers who take care of young patients with cancer (leukaemia) in the context of a specialised hospital unit dedicated to the follow-up of adolescents and young adults show a great commitment toward supporting the developmental and individuation processes that are inherent to adolescence. Their constant attention to the patient-as-a-person makes them personally and emotionally involved, which leads to a redefinition of their professional roles and a shift in their professional identity. This can be seen as a positive process, though a challenging one. Indeed it is characterized by more symmetry, which implies to set new patterns of professional distance. Our results hereafter are based on a qualitative study, which involved observations and in-depth interviews with the members of a multidisciplinary healthcare team. The data collected was analysed inductively, using the grounded theory approach.
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Ricadat, É., Fradkin, S., Schwering, K.-L., Aujoulat, I., & Boissel, N. (2017). Prise en compte du processus de subjectivation des adolescents et jeunes adultes atteints de cancer dans la relation de soin : le point de vue des soignants. Cliniques méditerranéennes - psychanalyse et psychopathologie freudiennes, 95(1), 179-192. https://doi.org/10.3917/cm.095.0179 (Original work published 2017)