Traduction de «which care can be » (Néerlandais → Français) :

variation in practice which affects patient outcomes and a strong research base providing evidence of effective practice, guidelines can assist doctors and other health care professionals in making decisions about appropriate and effective care for their patients.
„They are designed to help practitioners assimilate, evaluate and implement the everincreasing amount of evidence and opinion on best current practice. Clinical guidelines are intended as neither cookbook nor textbook but, where there is evidence of variation in practice which affects patient outcomes and a strong research base providing evidence of effective practice, guidelines can assist doctors and other health care professionals in making decisions about appropriate and effective care for their patients.

Even though there now are classifications available that allow the clinical identification of different types of depression, it still remains a fact that it is difficult to recognise one in care practice, especially in primary health care, with there being numerous ways in which this pathology can present itself (masked depression, depression that manifests itself through diffuse and persistent somatic signs…).
S’il existe aujourd’hui des classifications permettant d’identifier les différents types de dépression sur le plan clinique, il n’en reste pas moins vrai qu’en pratique de soin et en particulier en première ligne, des repérages restent difficiles au vu des travestissements de cette pathologie (dépression masquée, dépression se manifestant par des signes somatiques diffus et persistants…).

These experiences show that there are different ways in which post-hospital follow-up care can be provided to suicidal patients and that it is of crucial importance that there should be a system set in place that ensures that this is indeed the case.
Ces expériences nous montrent qu’il existe différentes manières d’assurer le suivi posthospitalier des suicidants.

Specific residential facilities in which care can be provided in a home continuously rising and changing demand for health services, due to or home-replacing environment.
Specific residential facilities in which care can be provided in a home that there is general lack of nurses in the Belgian hospitals. Moreover, the or home-replacing environment.

Its aim is to make young people acquainted with mental health care patients through a variety of activities in which they can take part.
L’objectif de ce projet est que ces jeunes fassent connaissance avec les patients des soins de santé mentale au travers d’activités diverses auxquelles ils peuvent prendre part.

It takes only one unhappy event (the loss of a dear person, the loss of a job, the end of a love affair, a conflict with their parents, some marital dispute, an illness…), which adds to the existing problems and unsolved difficulties, for those concerned to slip into an anxiety crisis that can lead to suicide, which seems to them to be the best manner of putting an end to a state that has become unbearable.
Il suffit qu’un événement malheureux – disparition d’un être cher, perte d’emploi, rupture amoureuse, conflit avec les parents, dispute conjugale, maladie… – vienne s’ajouter aux problèmes préexistants et aux difficultés non résolues pour que cet individu se trouve précipité dans une angoisse pouvant le conduire au suicide, lequel lui apparaît comme le moyen de mettre fin à un état devenu insupportable.

In order to prevent the emergency services from being reduced to a place in which patients are simply sorted into categories or in which only their symptoms are taken care of, it is important that psychological care should be provided even at this early stage.
Pour que le service des urgences ne se réduise pas à une simple gare de triage ou à une simple prise en charge symptomatique, il est important d’intervenir, déjà à ce stade, au niveau d’une prise en charge psychosociale.

The Resident Assessment Instrument (RAI) 444 is originally developed to Only for breast cancer and colon cancer, the US has higher survival rates assess the care needs of the elderly in institutions, and has later been than Belgium (data shown in documentation sheet in Supplement S1). To extended with instruments for different care settings and subgroups. In be able to distinguish the effect of early screening from the actual care, Belgium a national pilot project (the BelRAI) is ongoing, but is not yet implemented in all care settings: the assessment instruments for home care, relative survival rates should be compared across countries by stage, for long-term care facilities and acute care have already been adapted to information which is not yet available at international level. the Belgian situation (details in Appendix C).
Belgium a national pilot project (the BelRAI) is ongoing, but is not yet be able to distinguish the effect of early screening from the actual care, implemented in all care settings: the assessment instruments for home care, relative survival rates should be compared across countries by stage, for long-term care facilities and acute care have already been adapted to information which is not yet available at international level. the Belgian situation (details in Appendix C).

Nowadays, the manner in which suicidal patients are received and taken care of in Belgian emergency services as well as the prevention of recurrence depends, among other things, on the hospital to which those who have tried to put an end to their lives have been referred.
Actuellement en Belgique, la qualité de l’accueil et de la prise en charge de patients suicidaires aux services des urgences ainsi que la prévention des rechutes dépend entre autres de l’hôpital dans lequel la personne qui a tenté de mettre fin à ses jours a été orientée.

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