Formation des infirmiers à l'évaluation du risque suicidaire : revue de la littérature et perspectives pour la pratique avancée infirmière.

Context : Nurses are regularly confronted with suicidal people. Their involvement is essential in the detection and prevention of suicide risk.Objectives : Through a literature review, we wanted to highlight the role of the advanced practice nurse by conducting specific training to improve nursing skills in the management of people with suicidal thoughts.Method : Our literature review was carried out according to the PRISMA recommendation criteria from several databases.Results : The review showed an improvement in confidence, attitudes, and nursing skills in assessing suicide risk. However, no long-term change in practice was demonstrated.Discussion : In France, a national training program on suicide risk prevention is implemented at the regional level by the Regional Health Agencies. At the same time, since 2019, Psychiatry and Mental Health has been part of the training program for advanced practice nurses.Conclusion : The advanced practice nurse is a central player in supporting teams in increasing their skills, particularly when conducting specific training.

[Temporality in nursing research: a metronome for the benefit of quality?] / La temporalité en recherche infirmière, un métronome au profit de la qualité ?

Time is a key element of the nursing research process, notably because it is lacking in daily life and is subject to strict regulations. Engage in a nursing research project thereby forces the researcher to review the time available, to rethink nursing practice. It can therefore prove to be a useful tool in the organisation of are and the improvement of practices.