The invisible reality of informal nursing

Informal care was the subject of nursing research carried out by two psychiatric nurses. The investigation showed the importance within nursing of informal care, often confined to qualities associated with gender and the maternal function. A review of the pathway of the researchers, with a presentat...

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Published inSoins. Psychiatrie no. 284; p. 12
Main Author Lanquetin, Jean-Paul
Format Journal Article
LanguageFrench
Published France 01.01.2013
Subjects
Clinical Nursing Research
Communication
France
Gender Identity
Humans
Maternal Behavior
Mental Disorders - nursing
Nurse's Role - psychology
Nurse-Patient Relations
Nursing Theory
Patient Care - methods
Psychiatric Nursing - methods
Treatment Outcome
France
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Summary:Informal care was the subject of nursing research carried out by two psychiatric nurses. The investigation showed the importance within nursing of informal care, often confined to qualities associated with gender and the maternal function. A review of the pathway of the researchers, with a presentation of the choice of this research theme, a methodological resume and an overview of the results.
ISSN:0241-6972