Faire face aux situations d’urgence médicale de l’adulte polyhandicapé : un casse-tête permanent pour les équipes soignantes dans les établissements médicosociaux |
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Authors: | F.-A. Svendsen M.-P. Jaouen |
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Affiliation: | 1. Comité d’études, d’éducation et de soins auprès des personnes polyhandicapées (CESAP), 62, rue de la Glacière, 75013 Paris, France;2. IFSI, 28100 Dreux, France |
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Abstract: | Emergency, for a multi-handicapped person, is a critical situation in which the risk of adverse consequences could lead to a state of distress. In the medical-social sector, this is a recurring situation and a source of anxiety for caregivers. Managing urgent situations is even more difficult with the adult multi-handicapped than with the children. These episodes are energy draining and, when they occur again and again, especially in a smaller team, they can provoke burn out, a state that can quickly become infective, severe and long lasting. In order to avoid this disastrous development, an emergency in an adult multi-handicapped patient must be anticipated and managed, not just endured as a fatality. |
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Keywords: | Polyhandicap Adulte Urgence mé dicale |
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