RÉDUIRE L’ANXIÉTÉ PÉDIATRIQUE AVANT LES CHIRURGIES : DES STRATÉGIES À L’INTENTION DES INFIRMIÈRES ET DES INFIRMIERS
Mots-clés :
PAEDIATRICS, PRE-OPERATIVE ANXIETY, PERIOPERATIVE NURSINGRésumé
Le processus chirurgical peut causer de l’anxiété chez les enfants et cette anxiété peut être associée à des résultats négatifs à court et à long terme.1,2 La réduction de l’anxiété avant une chirurgie peut améliorer l’expérience chirurgicale de l’enfant et de sa famille. Cet article vise à déterminer des stratégies que les infirmières et les infirmiers doivent privilégier afin d’aborder cet enjeu, notamment une approche axée sur l’enfant, des techniques pour le distraire et la présence de parents éclairés.
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