[Anchor your resources with the bullet journal]. / "Encrer" ses ressources avec le bullet journal.

The ordeal of chronicity is marked, from the outside, by an impression of dependence on the institution. Considering the discharge of a patient who has been hospitalized for a long period of time requires reflection at different levels and is based on a major challenge, that of integrating a new model of care. The clinical situation presented allows us to highlight both the caregiving skills and the impact on the group that this implies in a clearly defined dynamic: mobilizing the patient's resources.

[Federating a research culture by a bibliographical group]. / Fédérer une culture recherche par un groupe de bibliographie.

The advent of nurse-initiated research is increasingly impacting patient care management. However, this positive observation may seem far removed from the daily stressful lives of many carers. It is therefore interesting to look at initiatives that bring together the knowledge gained from research and the day-to-day practice of carers who are still too little aware of the issue. A team from Lyon recounts its experience, describes the initial objectives, the setting up and organisation of a bibliographical reading group for non-medical carers.

[Lifting the curtain on improvisation as a method]. / Lever de rideau sur I'improvisation comme méthode.

On the care stage, all the actors are active. One comes to lay down their suffering, the other has a dutyto consider their pain. The caregiver must play a role in stage managing the patient from the moment he or she remains anchored in reality and in the present moment. Beyond listening to the delusional speech, beyond containment and the effort of establishing communication, the nursing care of delusional patients falls within the sphere of negotiation.