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Pascal Vasseur1, Hervé Maillard2
1Cabinet infirmier libéral, 12, place Jean-Jaurès, 83260 La Crau, France.
Abstract:
Treating pain is a priority for caregivers and patients. With in-home care, nurses care for patients who are sometimes in pain and for whom they implement treatments prescribed by the doctor. A nurse and a doctor describe here the complementary contribution of hypnosis in the treatment of pain, including in in-home nursing practice.
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