Vertaling van "health care professionals to discuss " (Nederlands → Frans) :

“We encourage caregivers and health care professionals to discuss these changes and any others during regular visits”.
“ We encourage caregivers and health care professionals to discuss these changes and any others during regular visits”.

Accordingly, primary health care professionals play a central part in preventing suicides in so far as they can more easily detect worrying signs and discuss them with the patients and/or those close to them.
Les professionnels de santé de première ligne ont donc un rôle central dans la prévention des suicides en ce sens qu’ils peuvent plus facilement détecter des signes préoccupants et les envisager avec le patient et/ou son entourage.

It is important to realise that health professionals too may require follow-up care. Depending on how long and intense the relationship between the health professional and the deceased patient was, many health professionals experience the same sort of emotional reaction that friends and family do: sadness, anger, fear, a sense of guilt, and occasionally even relief when the suicide was preceded by a long period of suffering.
En fonction de la durée et de l’intensité de la relation entre le professionnel et le patient décédé, les réactions émotionnelles de beaucoup de professionnels sont similaires à ceux de la famille et des amis: tristesse, colère, peur, remords, et parfois même soulagement si le suicide était précédé d’un long calvaire.

With a previous attempted suicide constituting the most important risk factor for a renewed attempt and with a minority of patients seeking professional help after a first attempt (according to the WHO, only one in four is admitted to hospital), it is absolutely vital that as many health professionals as possible (doctors, specialists, pharmacists, home care nurses, etc) should receive adequate training to recognise the risks of suicide and refer the patient to the appropriate health professional.
Si une tentative de suicide antérieure est le facteur de risque le plus important pour une nouvelle tentative de suicide, et si une minorité de patients font appel à l’aide professionnelle après une première tentative (seulement 1 sur 4 est pris en charge par le milieu hospitalier selon l’OMS), c’est une condition absolue qu’un maximum de prestataires de soins (médecins, spécialistes, pharmaciens, infirmières à domicile, etc) soient formés de façon adéquate pour reconnaître les risques de suicide et pour orienter vers le prestataire de soins professionnel adéquat.

In concrete terms, this means that out of a hundred individuals who suffer from a mental disorder, 33 seek professional help, whereas only 27 really do receive treatment. […] The fact that between 6 and 8 out of 10 of those who suffer from a mental disorder do not receive treatment suggests that the access to mental health care is littered with stumbling blocks that have an inhibiting effect, such as the attitude towards mental health, the availability of medical care, financial considerations or the extent to which individuals think they need help”. ) (Bruffaerts et al., 2004) 14
Concrètement, cela signifie que parmi 100 personnes qui souffrent d’un trouble mental, 33 demandent une assistance professionnelle et seules 27 reçoivent effectivement un traitement.[…] Le fait que 6 à 8 personne sur 10 souffrant d’un trouble mental ne reçoivent pas de traitement indique que l’accès aux soins de santé mentale est parsemé d’embûches qui exercent un effet inhibiteur, comme l’attitude vis-à-vis de la santé mentale, l’accessibilité aux soins, des

- Level 4: Improving the care for the patients and those close to them The care provided to patients suffering from depression and suicidal problems can be improved, among other things, by optimising the collaboration between health professionals and working with “emergency cards”.
Niveau 4: amélioration des soins pour les patients et leur entourage Les soins pour les patients souffrant de dépression ou de problèmes suicidaires peuvent être améliorés entre autres grâce à l’optimalisation de la collaboration entre les intervenants et en introduisant des plans de crise.

Men surveyed were more likely to be satisfied with communication with their health care professional compared to women [84 percent versus 70 percent].
· Men surveyed were more likely to be satisfied with communication with their health care professional compared to women [84 percent versus 70 percent].

Patients should not stop taking Thelin until they speak to their health care professional. F or further information, contact the local Pfizer Country office (Pfizer country websites can be accessed at [http ...]
Patients should not stop taking Thelin until they speak to their health care professional.