Vertaling van "possible for a care path " (Nederlands → Frans) :

It should be possible for a care path outlined in co-operation with or by the general practitioner to lead from the general practitioner to the specialist and the right facilities, as well as from the hospital to post-hospital follow-up care via these facilities.
Une trajectoire de soins devrait pouvoir mener du médecin généraliste au spécialiste et aux dispositifs adéquats, mais également de l’hôpital au suivi post-hospitalier au travers des dispositifs, en collaboration avec ou par le généraliste.

The project will enable GPs to contact their patients as soon as possible in order to be able to ensure that they are given follow-up care.
Le projet doit permettre à celui-ci de prendre le plus rapidement possible contact avec son patient afin d’en assurer le suivi.

It is therefore desirable that the various parties involved should collaborate with each other in order to adjust the care provided in the best way possible.
La collaboration entre les différents acteurs est donc souhaitable afin d’accorder les soins le mieux possible.

Moreover, these patients rarely heed the referral to other specialists or the treatment administered for underlying problems after having been treated in the emergency service. In this project, the GPs are asked to actively follow the patients and to encourage them to receive post-hospital follow-up care (possibly provided by the hospital).
Dans ce projet, il est demandé au médecin généraliste de suivre le patient activement et de l’encourager à profiter du suivi post-hospitalier (éventuellement proposé par l’hôpital).

The aim of the working group is to raise awareness and improve the care provided for the bereaved, as well as to make it possible to talk about “mourning after a suicide” in our society, thus reducing the taboo surrounding this subject.
Le but du Groupe de travail est de sensibiliser, d’améliorer la prise en charge des proches et de faire en sorte qu’on puisse parler dans notre société du thème « le deuil après un suicide » afin de réduire ainsi le tabou.

139 It implies that community services should be physicians. For the first time, preliminary counts of the number of offered whenever possible, while hospital servicess should be available practising nurses by sector of activity are now available. when ambulatory care cannot provide a good answer to the patient’s needs.
139 It implies that community services should be which evaluates the number of full-time equivalents (FTE) of active offered whenever possible, while hospital servicess should be available physicians. For the first time, preliminary counts of the number of when ambulatory care cannot provide a good answer to the patient’s practising nurses by sector of activity are now available. needs.

The progress made in treating depression: this makes it possible to help those suffering from depression to give meaning to their suffering and suicidal thoughts, to suggest that they should take part in a project that provides appropriate care in order to contain their determination to commit the lethal act.
Les progrès dans les traitements de la dépression: ils permettent d’aider le dépressif à donner un sens à sa souffrance et à l’idée suicidaire, lui proposer de s’investir dans un projet de soins adapté pour contenir sa détermination à passer à l’acte.

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.