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Delphine Hugenschmitt1, Alexandre Allonneau2, Éric Cesareo1
1Samu-Smur de Lyon, Hospices civils de Lyon, 5, place d'Arsonval, 69003 Lyon, France.
Abstract:
In the past, death was a family and community affair, but today it is institutional and entrusted to healthcare personnel. Thanks to a questionnaire on their feelings about prehospitalisation deaths, the experience and training needs for healthcare personnel at a mobile emergency and intensive care service were analysed. The majority of these professionals had been confronted with difficulties when faced with prehospitalisation deaths. There is little understanding of religious rites, even though this is an important point in dealing with the situation. There is a strong desire for training. The pedagogical support offered in response to the needs expressed was recognised as being useful and should be more widespread.
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