Résumés
Abstract
Introduction: Nurses play an essential role in the detection and assessment of mental health issues. However, adopting best assessment practices in mental health remains challenging for primary care nurses (PCN). Objectives: This article presents a study protocol aimed at evaluating the acceptability and the perceived effects of a training program prototype to enhance the adoption of best practices in mental health assessment by PCNs. Additionally, the study explores the feasibility of involving PCNs clinical supervisors in the training process. Methods: The 6-week training program was developed using a living lab approach, combining individual and group activities, focusing on reflective practice and clinical support. A mixed-methods approach combining quantitative and qualitative designs will be used, with data collected from 10 to 20 PCNs and 2 to 4 clinical supervisors. Five questionnaires will assess the acceptability of the program (following each activity), while perceived effects will be explored through 3 questionnaires at 3 time points: pre-, immediately post-, and 4 to 6 months post-program. Qualitative interviews will also be conducted with PCNs and PCN clinical supervisors (immediately post- and 4 to 6 months post-program) to explore the acceptability, perceived effects of the program and the feasibility of involving PCN clinical supervisors in the program. Discussion and Research Spin-offs: By evaluating the acceptability and perceived effects of this innovative continuing education program for mental health assessment, this project could provide valuable insights for adapting and testing the program in other settings and with a broader population.
Keywords:
- mental health assessment,
- primary care,
- reflective practice,
- nursing practice,
- continuing education
Résumé
Introduction : Les personnes infirmières jouent un rôle important dans la détection et l’évaluation des problématiques de santé mentale. Or, l’adoption des bonnes pratiques d’évaluation en santé mentale demeure un défi pour ce personnel exerçant en soins primaires. Objectifs : Cet article présente un protocole d’étude visant à évaluer l’acceptabilité et les effets perçus d’un programme de formation continue conçu pour renforcer l’adoption des bonnes pratiques d’évaluation clinique en santé mentale. L’étude explore également la faisabilité d’impliquer des personnes qui exercent des activités de soutien clinique (PEASC) dans le programme de formation. Méthodes : Le programme de 6 semaines a été développé utilisant une approche de type laboratoire vivant qui regroupait des activités individuelles et de groupe, axées sur la pratique réflexive et le soutien clinique. Une étude avec méthodes mixtes sera réalisée où des données seront collectées auprès d’environ 10 à 20 personnes infirmières et de 2 à 4 PEASC. Un questionnaire après chaque activité du programme, pour un total de 5, permettra d’évaluer l’acceptabilité. Les effets perçus seront explorés à l’aide d’un questionnaire administré en 3 temps (pré, après et 4 à 6 mois après le programme). Des entrevues qualitatives avec les personnes infirmières et les PEASC (immédiatement et 4 à 6 mois après le programme) permettront d’explorer l’acceptabilité, les effets perçus et la faisabilité d’impliquer les PEASC. Discussion et retombées anticipées : En évaluant l’acceptabilité et les effets perçus d’un programme innovant de formation continue pour l’évaluation en matière de santé mentale, ce projet pourrait fournir des informations importantes pour l’adaptation et l’expérimentation du programme dans d’autres contextes et auprès d’une population plus large.
Mots-clés :
- évaluation clinique,
- santé mentale,
- soins primaires,
- pratique réflexive,
- pratique infirmière,
- formation continue
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