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Talking about chronic pain in family settings: a glimpse of older persons’ everyday realities ...
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Talking about chronic pain in family settings: a glimpse of older persons’ everyday realities
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In: BMC Geriatr (2022)
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Cultural competency and sensitivity in the curriculum for palliative care professionals: a survey in Switzerland
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In: BMC Med Educ (2021)
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BACKGROUND: Cultural and linguistic diversity in patients and their relatives represents a challenge for clinical practice in palliative care around the world. Cross-cultural training for palliative care professionals is still scarce, and research can help determine and support the implementation of appropriate training. In Switzerland, health policies address diversity and equity issues, and there is a need for educational research on cross-cultural training in palliative care. The aim of this study was to investigate the clinical challenges faced by Swiss palliative care professionals when working with migrant patients and their relatives. We also documented professionals’ interests in cross-cultural training. METHODS: A web survey of professionals working in specialized palliative care in the French- and Italian-speaking areas of Switzerland investigated clinical challenges with migrant populations and interests in various training opportunities. RESULTS: A total of 204 individuals responded to the survey, 48.5 % of whom were nurses. The major difficulties they reported were communication impediments associated with patients’ linguistic and/or cultural backgrounds. In relation to educational needs, they expressed a particular interest in communication techniques that would allow them to deal with these issues autonomously. The professionals expressed less interest in training on collaborating with other professionals and examining one’s own stereotypes. CONCLUSIONS: Palliative care professionals’ post-graduate and continuing education must address communication techniques for sensitive palliative and end-of-life topics in cross-cultural contexts. Beginning with their pre-graduate studies, health professionals should assimilate the importance of collaborating with other professionals in complex cross-cultural situations and learn to reflect on their stereotypes and pre-conceptions in clinical practice.
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URL: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/34088305
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8178817/
https://doi.org/10.1186/s12909-021-02745-1
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The Impact of Communication Skills Training in Oncology: a Linguistic Analysis
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Multilingual Competences and Labour Market Access: The Point of View of Swiss Personal Advisers in the Regional Employment Centres
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In: International Journal of Language and Linguistics, vol. 5, no. 6, pp. 161-171 (2017)
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Expérience et expertise du linguiste dans le monde de la santé
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In: Cahiers de l'ILSL, vol. 42, pp. 81-97 (2015)
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Usages langagiers et jeunes générations : regards de périphérie
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In: Langage et société, n 141, 3, 2012-09-18, pp.99-115 (2012)
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Discours médical et jeunes hommes homosexuels: présentation d’une recherche en cours
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AIDS prevention: consensus and dissension regarding the meaning
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