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Abstracts
Résumé
Les personnes présentant une déficience intellectuelle (PPDI) hospitalisées font fréquemment l’expérience d’une communication difficile avec les soignants. La communication centrée sur le patient (CCP) améliore la qualité de la relation patient-soignant et les résultats de santé. Méthode : Étude descriptive corrélationnelle qui avait pour but de mesurer la CCP perçue par ces personnes durant leur hospitalisation. Un questionnaire a été rempli par 32 personnes, comprenant des PPDI auto-représentées et hétéro-représentées. Les données ont été analysées de manière descriptive; des associations et des corrélations ont été recherchées. Résultats : La CCP était perçue comme satisfaisante par 62 % des participants. Le score de perception de la CCP était associé négativement à la dimension « Perte/Dommage » de l’appréciation cognitive de l’hospitalisation.
Mots-clés :
- Déficience intellectuelle,
- communication centrée sur le patient,
- appréciation cognitive et hospitalisation
Abstract
People with intellectual disability (PID) who are hospitalized frequently experience difficult communication with caregivers. Patient-centered communication (PCC) improves the quality of the patient-caregiver relationship and health outcomes. Method: A descriptive correlational study to measure the perceived PCC of these individuals during their hospitalization. A questionnaire was completed by 32 individuals, including self-represented and hetero-represented PID. Data were analyzed descriptively; associations and correlations were sought. Results: PCC was perceived as satisfactory by 62% of participants. The PCC perception score was negatively associated with the "Loss/Damage" dimension of the cognitive appraisal of hospitalization.
Keywords:
- Intellectual Disabilities,
- Patient-Centered Communication,
- Cognitive Appraisal And Hospitalization
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