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Parenteral nutrition (PN) at home is a specialised and complex treatment, associated with multiple complications. This justifies recommendations for good practice. However, some nurses perform this care without any specific training. Aims and objectives: To improve the quality of NP care at home. To identify barriers to recognition of the specificity of NP care. There is a lack of knowledge of the field of clinical nutrition and of the expert, with non-specific care practice. The general attitude of the team is unfavourable towards a change in practice. The team appears to be motivated to…mehr

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Parenteral nutrition (PN) at home is a specialised and complex treatment, associated with multiple complications. This justifies recommendations for good practice. However, some nurses perform this care without any specific training. Aims and objectives: To improve the quality of NP care at home. To identify barriers to recognition of the specificity of NP care. There is a lack of knowledge of the field of clinical nutrition and of the expert, with non-specific care practice. The general attitude of the team is unfavourable towards a change in practice. The team appears to be motivated to maintain what they consider to be specific and optimal care. It is important to organise a theoretical and practical training programme using evidence to explain the risks of NP.
Autorenporträt
Geboren am 02.08.1974 in Marokko und aufgewachsen in Nordfrankreich, lebt seit 2000 in der Schweiz. Diplom 1999 als Krankenschwester in allgemeiner Pflege, Uni Lyon 2: Diplom in klinischer Ernährung und Stoffwechsel und EPFL-IEMS in Lausanne: Diplom in Gesundheitsmanagement 2013.