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Introduction: The reform of the training system in Nursing and Midwifery Sciences (NMS) in Benin made it possible to train nurses at the academic master's level in the Advanced Practice Nurse (APN) profile. However, despite the recognition of this new training on an academic level, the role of the APN in the health system where these nurses will be called upon to practice in a multidisciplinary team at the heart of a very diversified medical and nursing culture and practices, is not yet clarified.Objectives: 1- Identify the areas of intervention, scope of action, roles, mandates and possible activities of the APN, as well as the factors favorable and unfavorable to the development of Advanced Nursing Practice (ANP) in the Benin health system; 2- Determine the constituent elements of a formal and regulatory framework for the exercise of ANP in Benin.Methods: This qualitative research based on Leininger's theory of universality and diversity of care (1991) will also be based on the PEPPA model (Participatory, Evidence-Based, Patient-Focused Process for Advanced Practice Nursing) proposed by Bryant-Lukosius and Dicenso (2004) for sequencing the stages of development, implementation and evaluation of a new APN role. Semi-directed individual interviews and focused groups with nurses and midwives of Beninese nationality holding a master's degree in NMS will be conducted. Self-administered questionnaires and collection of texts will be used to collect data from health personnel and managers of clinical care structures and services.Discussion and Research Spin-offs: This study will identify the benchmarks that will support the implementation of the APN role in Benin's health system, clarifying its areas of intervention, scope of action, mandates and possible activities, as well as the context necessary for its implementation.
Keywords: advanced nursing practice, pratique infirmière avancée, advanced practice nurse, infirmier en pratique avancée, health system, système de santé, ethnonursing, ethnonursing, Benin, Bénin
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This article presents the results of a study of prosodic rhythm of the French and English of Franco-Ontarians in two municipalities located in the Northeast of the province, Kapuskasing (francophones in a local majority context) and Timmins (francophones in a local minority context). The data do not show a more stress-timed rhythm in the minority context of Timmins in comparison with the majority context of Kapuskasing. Thus, our results do not support the hypothesis of an influence of English where the contact of French with that language is more intense. Furthermore, rhythm metric values demonstrate that Francophones maintain a clear difference between the rather syllable-timed rhythm of their French and the rather stress-timed rhythm of their English, a result that does not support the hypothesis of a convergence in rhythm patterns between the two languages in contact.
Keywords: Français ontarien, Ontario French, rythme, Rhythm, mesures rythmiques, Rhythmic Measurements, contact des langues, Languages in Contact
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Introduction: Intensive care units (ICUs) cater for the most critically ill patients. On discharge, these patients may be left with several incapacitating sequelae. This combination of physical, cognitive, and psychological symptoms is known as Post-Intensive Care Syndrome (PICS). Relatives may also suffer from a form of PICS (Post Intensive Care Syndrome – Family [PICS-F]). A diary could help reduce the mental health symptoms of PICS or PICS-F. This document, containing narrative information about the patient’s stay in the ICU, aims to fill in the gaps in the patient’s memory and to contextualize disturbing memories, which are thought to be at the root of psychological suffering. This preventive intervention remains underused or studied in Quebec (Canada).Objectives: This study aims to evaluate the acceptability of the ICU diary in 2 Quebec ICUs by patients discharged from the designated ICU, relatives, nurses, and members of the multidisciplinary team. A second objective will be to explore the recommendations of those stakeholders surrounding the modalities of the intervention.Methods: This mixed-methods study will take place on 2 ICUs in a tertiary hospital located in Quebec City. Semi-structured interviews will be conducted with 4 groups of 6 to 8 participants representing the stakeholders of the intervention. An acceptability questionnaire will be administered to participants.Discussion and Research Spin-offs: This study will guide the application of this intervention and advocates active participant involvement in the development of the tool.
Keywords: nursing sciences, sciences infirmières, ICU diary, journal de bord, critical care, soins intensifs, mixed methods, méthodes mixtes, acceptability, acceptabilité
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Keywords: compétence à communiquer oralement, enseignement de l'oral, évaluation de l’oral, coévaluation, autoévaluation
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