March 2006

No 84, 2006/1 - 128 pages

Editorial

Pages 3 to 3

Clinical reasoning and research

By Monique Formarier

Clinical reasoning

Pages 4 to 10

A still-relevant tool

By Pierre Désaulniers, Jean-F. Letendre

Pages 11 to 15

Aspects of a care clinic

By Mireille Saint Etienne

Pages 16 to 28

A move towards interdisciplinarity

By Thérèse Psiuk

Clinical research in psychiatry

Pages 29 to 40

What are the roles of caregivers?

By J.Y Masquelier, A. Cereyon, Marie-France Poirier, Jean-Pierre Olié

Clinical research

Pages 41 to 51

Research in clinical psychology

By Lydia Fernandez, Jean-Louis Pedinielli

Pages 52 to 57

Problem and organization

By Ljiljana Jovic

Pages 58 to 65

Empathy and therapeutics

By Gérard Jorland

Methodology

Pages 66 to 83

Implementing an experimental methodology: Hypotheses and variables

By Françoise Anceaux, Pascal Sockeel

Pages 84 to 90

Nursing research in a clinical environment: The experience of the maternity ward at the Sainte-Justine University Hospital

By Céline Goulet, Linda Ward, Émile Lévy, Christine Colin

Research

Pages 91 to 104

Suffering: Representations and challenges

By Lionel Dany, Anne Dormieux, Francette Futo, Roger Favre

Pages 105 to 117

Expected benefits from consulting with nurses on the therapeutic compliance of a teenager with a kidney transplant

By Christelle Joffroy-Rudzky

Pages 118 to 125

Clinical reasoning in psychiatric nursing care: A case study of an advanced practice

By Johanne Goudreau, Marie-Josée Poirier, Francine de Montigny