Véronique Dubost's scientific contributions

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Publications (3)

[Comparative study of two on aged care-based occupational (professional) training in medical home for aged and dependent patients with neuropsychiatric behaviors]
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  • Jun 2014
Background: Neuropsychiatric behaviours of the elderly is the main issue for caregivers' distress, burn out and high turn-over. This situation will steadily worsen with longer lifetime. Aim of the study: Specialised training of medical staff may decrease their distress: we compare both training programs Humanitude® et Formadep® outcomes. Method...
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Is there a place for the "serious game" in the continuing education in nursing homes?
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  • Oct 2012
In a context of ever-changing training, computerization of nursing homes can open the range of training solutions by the use of Virtual, playful and interactive role playing. While this method is already used in other industries, the objective of our study is to explore the perception of health and social sector professionals by confronting them to...
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Figure 1 : Serious game Manager à distance, produit par Daesign 
Figure 2 : Ribbon Hero 2 
Figure 3 : Degrés de la mise en abyme : similitude (1), mimétique (2)...
Figure 4 : Getbadges 10 (gauche) et Backpack 11 (droite) 
Is there a place in nursing homes for a serious game for ongoing training?
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  • Sep 2012
In a context of ever-changing training, computerization of nursing homes can open the range of training solutions by the use of virtual, playful and interactive role playing. While this method is already used in other industries, the objective of our study is to explore the perception of health and social sector professionals by confronting them to...
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