Conférence Merck : « Je n’arrive pas à dormir! » : recueillir des preuves à l’appui d’une intervention novatrice contre l’insomnie chez les patients atteints de cancer
Abstract
Des perturbations du cycle veille-sommeil, notamment l’insomnie, sont éprouvées par 30–75 % des patients en oncologie et pourtant, aucune intervention efficace n’a été conçue pour aborder, dans le milieu ambulatoire, ce symptôme fort pénible. En vue de répondre à une lacune cernée dans les soins, je partage de l’information sur le développement et l’évaluation d’une intervention novatrice relative au sommeil conçue spécifiquement pour le milieu ambulatoire. Nous décrivons les résultats préliminaires ainsi que le modèle informatif sous-tendant la recherche menée au point d’intervention. En tant qu’infirmières de chevet, nous avons la possibilité, et le devoir, en vertu de notre obligation morale et de notre mandat de justice sociale, d’intervenir en vue de dégager des solutions fondées sur des données probantes pour améliorer les soins aux groupes de patients lorsque ces soins comportent des lacunes.
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