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2022

Assessing resources in a population of hemodialysis patients :

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a new approach to improve quality of care

Bellier-Teichmann Tanja, Antonini Matteo, Delmas Philippe

Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy, 2022, vol. 52, no. 1, pp. 67-77

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Émotions des infirmières au chevet des malades hospitalisés pour la Covid-19 :

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recherche qualitative consensuelle

Lecocq Dan, Lefebvre Hélène, Bellier Tanja , Antonini Matteo, Dumont Jacques, Van Cutsem Chantal, Draye Marie-Charlotte, Haguinet Noémie, Delmas Philippe

Santé publique, 2022, vol. 33, no. 6, pp. 863-873

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Transformation of clinical nursing practice following a caring-based educational intervention :

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A qualitative perspective

Bellier-Teichmann Tanja, Roulet-Schwab Delphine, Antonini Matteo, Brandalesi Vanessa, O’Reilly Louise, Cara Chantal, Brousseau Sylvain, Delmas Philippe

SAGE Open Nursing, 2022, vol. 8, 23779608221078100

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2021

L’innovation technologique, moteur de la transformation des soins

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Fiorentino Assunta, Delmas Philippe

Soins infirmiers, 2021, no. 10, pp. 65-67

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Interventions non médicamenteuses pour la qualité de vie

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Butty Caroline, Weisse Fanny de, Froger Otilia, Delmas Philippe

Soins infirmiers, 2021, no. 9, pp. 74-75

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Symptomatologie et qualité de vie de patients transplantés rénaux de Suisse francophone :

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une étude descriptive corrélationnelle

Bajgrowicz Évelyne, Pascual Manuel, Antonini Matteo, Venetz Jean-Pierre, Delmas Philippe

Revue Francophone Internationale de Recherche Infirmière, 2021, vol. 7, no. 2, article 100240

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Résumé:

Introduction : Après une greffe rénale, les patients continuent à vivre avec des symptômes, pourtant peu étudiés jusqu’à présent en Suisse francophone. Méthode : Un devis descriptif corrélationnel transversal a été utilisé, afin d’explorer les relations entre les symptômes et le niveau de qualité de vie (QDV) de patients transplantés rénaux suivis au Centre de Transplantation d’Organes (CTO) du Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois (CHUV). Résultats : En moyenne, les symptômes les plus prévalents chez les participants (n = 76) étaient : manque d’énergie, sécheresse de la peau, difficultés d’endormissement, irritabilité, nervosité. Quatre-vingts pour cent des participants ont évalué leur QDV comme étant bonne, voire très bonne. Toutes les corrélations entre les symptômes et le niveau de QDV des participants étaient significatives et négatives. Les régressions ont révélé un lien persistant entre les symptômes et la dimension sociale de la QDV des participants. Conclusion : Malgré la transplantation, les patients expérimentent de nombreux symptômes, pouvant affecter leur QDV.

Scope of Nursing Practice on a Surgical Ward :

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A Time-Motion Study

Müller R., Cohen Christine, Delmas Philippe, Pasquier J., Baillif M., Ortoleva Bucher Claudia

Journal of Nursing Management, 2021, vol. 29, no.6 pp. 1785-1800

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Stressors, self-reported overall health, potential protective factors and the workplace well-being of nurses during the COVID-19 pandemic in Switzerland :

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a longitudinal mixed-methods study protocol

Ortoleva Bucher Claudia, Delmas Philippe, Oulevey Bachmann Annie, Gilles Ingrid

BMJ Open, 2021, vol. 11, e05702

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Comparing feeling of competence regarding humanistic caring in Belgian nurses and nursing students :

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a comparative cross-sectional study conducted in a French Belgian teaching hospital

Lecocq D., Delmas Philippe, Antonini Matteo, Lefebvre Hélène, Laloux Martine, Beghuin Amélie, Van Cutsem Chantal, Bustillo Aurélia, Pirson Magali

Nursing Open, 2021, vol. 8, no. 1, pp. 104-114

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The scope of nursing practice in a surgical unit: a time and motion study

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Roxanne Mueller, Christine Cohen, Philippe Delmas, Jérôme Pasquier, Marine Baillif, Claudia Ortoleva Bucher

Journal of Nursing Management, 2021 , vol. 00, pp. 1-16

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2020

Effects of environmental distractors on nurse emergency triage accuracy :

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a pilot study protocol

Delmas Philippe, Fiorentino Assunta, Antonini Matteo, Vuilleumier Séverine, Stotzer Guy, Kollbrunner Aurélien, Jaccard Dominique, Hulaas Jarle, Rutschmann Olivier, Simon Josette, Hugli Olivier, Gilart de Keranflec’h Charlotte, Pasquier Jérome

Pilot and feasibility studies, 2020, vol. 6, art. 171

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Background : The clinical decisions of emergency department triage nurses need to be of the highest accuracy. However, studies have found repeatedly that these nurses over- or underestimate the severity of patient health conditions. This has major consequences for patient safety and patient flow management. Workplace distractors such as noise and task interruptions have been pointed to as factors that might explain this inaccuracy. The use of a serious game reproducing the work environment during triage affords the opportunity to explore the impact of these distractors on nurse emergency triage accuracy, in a safe setting. Methods/design : A pilot study with a factorial design will be carried out to test the acceptability and feasibility of a serious game developed specifically to simulate the triage process in emergency departments and to explore the primary effects of distractors on nurse emergency triage accuracy. Eighty emergency nurses will be randomized into four groups: three groups exposed to different distractors (A, noise; B, task interruptions; C, noise and task interruptions) and one control group. All nurses will have to complete 20 clinical vignettes within 2 h. For each vignette, a gold standard assessment will be determined by experts. Pre-tests will be conducted with clinicians and certified emergency nurses to evaluate the appeal of the serious game. Discussion : Study results will inform the design of large-scale investigations and will help identify teaching, training, and research areas that require further development.

GSGS'20 :

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5th Gamification & Serious Game Symposium

Carrino Stefano, Gobron Stéphane, Rekik Yassin, Reutenauer Olivier, Rossetti Samuel, Savicic Gordan, Truchot-Cardot Dominique, Fiorentino Assunta, Delmas Philippe, Truchot-Cardot Dominique, Antonini Matteo, Vuilleumier Séverine, Stotzer Guy, Kollbrunner Aurélien

2020, Delémont : HE-Arc, HES-SO, 94 p.

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The GSGS’20 conference aims to be a bridge between industrial needs and original academic answers in the domain of Gamification and Serious Gaming. It highlights the playful perspective to tackle technical, training, ecological, management and communication challenges. Bringing together the strengths of academy and industry, this event provides an exchange and networking platform through the intervention of national and international actors.

La musique s’invite en hémodialyse :

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une intervention non pharmacologique simple et efficace

Burri O., Pereira Viera D., Rickli T., Delmas Philippe

Soins infirmiers, 2020, no. 6, pp. 60-62

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Le projet Exp.Care promoteur de la qualité de la relation infirmière-patient dans les unités d’hémodialyse suisse francophone

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Delmas Philippe, Antonini Matteo, Bellier-Teichmann Tanja, O'Reilly Louise, Cara Chantal, Brousseau Sylvain, Weidmann Jean, Roulet Schwab Delphine, Ledoux Isabelle, Pasquier Jérôme

Dans LeBlanc, Vicki, Saint-Jean, Michèle, Formation des professionnels de santé, partenariat-patient. Vers une perspective humaniste (pp. 205-233). 2020, Paris : L'Harmattan

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Nurses and healthcare assistants’ views of their institution’s response to first wave of COVID-19 pandemic and their intentions to remain in their current workplace :

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a first glance at the ProH-COVID project

Antonini Matteo, Perriraz M., Delmas Philippe, Ortoleva Bucher Claudia, Bellier-Teichmann T., Peytremann Bridevaux I., Gilles I.

Bulletin of the Swiss Sociological Association, 2020, vol. 157, pp. 20-25

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2015

Feasibility, appropriateness, meaningfulness and effectiveness of nursing interventions on the well-being of people with Parkinson's disease and their caregivers living in the community

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a mixed-methods systematic review protocol

Blanche Kiszio, Jacqueline Wosinski, Philippe Delmas, Bija Bouwers, Coraline Stormacq

JBI evidence synthesis, 2015 , vol. 13, no 4, pp. 14-29

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2013

Version Française de la Théorie de Gestion des Symptômes (TGS) et son application.

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Nataly Viens Python, Manuella Eicher, Philippe Delmas, Christine Cohen

Recherche en soins infirmiers, 2013 , vol. 112, pp. 14-25

2020

A serious game for studying decision making by triage nurses under stress

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Philippe Delmas, Assunta Fiorentino, Dominique Jaccard, Charlotte Gilart De Keranflec'h, Guy Stotzer, Jarle Hulaas, Séverine Vuilleumier, Matteo Antonini, Aurélien Kollbrunner

Lecture Notes in Computer Science ; International Conference on Games and Learning Alliance (GALA) 2020, 9-10 December 2020, Online

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At patient intake in emergency departments, triage is a key step in ensuring optimal patient care and good use of hospital resources. Triage nurses must be able to make correct clinical judgements and triage decisions despite extremely stressful working conditions including noise and task interruptions. This article presents a new serious game designed to closely reproduce the conditions of a typical emergency department. Its purpose is to provide a generic testbed both for teaching and for research, notably in order to enable studying the impact of stressors on the quality of decisions made. A study involving 49 professional triage nurses shows that, despite its relatively modest technological requirements, this serious game is considered by the participants as highly attractive and very close to their professional experience.

Creation of a serious game exploring decision making by triage nurses in an stressful environment

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Philippe Delmas, Assunta Fiorentino, Dominique Jaccard, Charlotte Gilart De Keranflec'h, Guy Stotzer, Jarle Hulaas, Séverine Vuilleumier, Matteo Antonini

Proceedings of GSGS'20 : 5th Gamification & Serious Game Symposium, September-November 2020, Switzerland

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Clinical judgment and decision making are critical components of the nurse function in emergency departments (ED), and more specifically in the field of triage (1). In order to test the influence of stressors on triage quality, we developed a serious game to reproduce real work conditions in an ED setting. The aim of this firststudy is to evaluate the feasibility and acceptability of this serious game. Further research is planned to use the serious game to measure nurses' emotions during triage.

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