Sylvie Gendron
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Recent Articles
1.
Leclerc-Loiselle J, Gendron S, Daneault S
Rech Soins Infirm
. 2024 Jun;
156(1):7-17.
PMID: 38906825
Health generally represents what nurses should strive for in their practice. However, due to their general nature, the definitions of health are problematic for designing a health-oriented nursing practice. Rather...
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Leclerc-Loiselle J, Gendron S, Daneault S
Palliat Care Soc Pract
. 2024 Mar;
18:26323524241235191.
PMID: 38487793
Palliative care in community contexts is undergoing significant change as a result of public policy and new models of care, which link health promotion principles with palliative care practices. These...
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Rapin J, Gendron S, Mabire C, Dubois C
BMC Health Serv Res
. 2023 Apr;
23(1):410.
PMID: 37106466
Background: Feedback on clinical performance aims to provide teams in health care settings with structured results about their performance in order to improve these results. Two systematic reviews that included...
4.
Daneault S, Ummel D, Cote A, Leclerc-Loiselle J, Vinit F, Azri M, et al.
Death Stud
. 2022 Nov;
47(8):902-913.
PMID: 36369723
The objective of this study was to understand the factors associated with "passing through suffering" in terminal illness. We interviewed 19 adults diagnosed with terminal disease in palliative stage. Interviews...
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Rapin J, Pellet J, Mabire C, Gendron S, Dubois C
Syst Rev
. 2022 Aug;
11(1):177.
PMID: 36002846
Background: Care quality varies between organizations and even units within an organization. Inadequate care can have harmful financial and social consequences, e.g. nosocomial infection, lengthened hospital stays or death. Experts...
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Leclerc-Loiselle J, Gendron S, Cote A, Daneault S
Can Geriatr J
. 2022 Jun;
25(2):197-201.
PMID: 35747413
Background: Levels of medical intervention (LMI) are legal documents in which physicians record patient preferences, or those of their designated substitute decision-makers, concerning end-of-life care. Studies suggest that, although LMI...
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Daneault S, Azri M, Ummel D, Vinit F, Cote A, Leclerc-Loiselle J, et al.
J Palliat Care
. 2022 Mar;
37(4):518-525.
PMID: 35234108
Suffering is intimately linked to the experience of illness, and its relief is a mandate of medicine. Advances in knowledge around terminal illness have enabled better management of the somatic...
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Rapin J, Pellet J, Mabire C, Gendron S, Dubois C
Syst Rev
. 2019 Jul;
8(1):182.
PMID: 31331381
Background: Nursing care quality varies between hospitals, and even between departments within the same institution. Suboptimal care can have deleterious consequences for patients such as lengthened hospital stay, nosocomial infection,...
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Rapin J, Mabire C, Gendron S, Dubois C
Int J Nurs Stud
. 2018 Mar;
82:11-12.
PMID: 29570989
No abstract available.
10.
Blanchet Garneau A, Pepin J, Gendron S
Int J Nurs Educ Scholarsh
. 2017 Feb;
14(1).
PMID: 28161693
Studies on the development of cultural competence among healthcare providers tend to focus on the clinical encounter, with little attention paid to the environment. In this paper, results from a...