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[Hypnosis rhythmology practice : Results of a French survey]
Walid Amara1, Nicolas Reynaud1, Chloé Aman1
1GHI Le Raincy-Montfermeil, Montfermeil.
Abstract:
This survey evaluated hypnosis practice in French centres in June 2020. The survey was sent via email to different rhythmology centres in France and responses from cardiologists and nurses were obtained. We present here the preliminary results of this survey. Hypnosis was used on a regular basis in 7.5% of the centres and 13% of the participants received education on hypnosis. 75% of the participants were interested to have an education of hypnosis. The survey points the different possibilities of improvement of management of patients while having the different procedures.
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