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[Patient education, from implicit nursing practice to structured programs].

Dominique Le Boeuf¹

¹Cadre de santé formateur, Ifsi de Versailles. do.leboeuf@orange.fr

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Summary

Therapeutic patient education is a healthcare priority, especially for chronic diseases. This nursing practice, emphasized by international and national laws, is now set to expand within the French healthcare system.

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Area of Science:

Nursing Practice
Healthcare Policy
Chronic Disease Management

Context:

Therapeutic patient education (TPE) has been integral to nursing since the 1960s.
International organizations like WHO and ICN have consistently promoted TPE.
Recent French legislation ("Hospital, patients, health and territories" law) elevates TPE as a healthcare system priority, particularly for chronic conditions.

Purpose:

To analyze the historical development and current status of therapeutic patient education in nursing.
To highlight the legislative and professional framework supporting TPE in France.
To discuss the anticipated expansion of TPE within nursing practice.

Summary:

Therapeutic patient education (TPE) has a long history in nursing, evolving significantly since the 1960s.
International and national health policies, including recent French laws, underscore the importance of TPE for managing chronic diseases.
With a formalized framework, TPE is poised for broader implementation in French nursing.

Impact:

Formalization of TPE in French healthcare policy provides a foundation for its systematic development.
Increased emphasis on TPE is expected to enhance patient self-management of chronic conditions.
The integration of TPE into nursing practice aims to improve health outcomes and patient well-being.