Les mots à ne pas dire : relation de soins et communication en oncologie pédiatrique

In West Africa, pediatric cancer is often treated late, with little chance of recovery. Our work is based on ethnographic surveys carried out in Bamako and Nouakchott. We are interested in how caregivers, parents and their sick child communicate about the disease, the name of which is often avoided....

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Autores principales:	Hélène Kane, Abdoulaye Guindo
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Publicado:	Association Anthropologie Médicale Appliquée au Développement et à la Santé 2021
Materias:	communication cancer child care pathway pediatrics Mali Anthropology GN1-890
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:bdd8e36385ad4491bfa8536dbafdb8452021-12-02T10:49:17ZLes mots à ne pas dire : relation de soins et communication en oncologie pédiatrique2111-502810.4000/anthropologiesante.9930https://doaj.org/article/bdd8e36385ad4491bfa8536dbafdb8452021-10-01T00:00:00Zhttp://journals.openedition.org/anthropologiesante/9930https://doaj.org/toc/2111-5028In West Africa, pediatric cancer is often treated late, with little chance of recovery. Our work is based on ethnographic surveys carried out in Bamako and Nouakchott. We are interested in how caregivers, parents and their sick child communicate about the disease, the name of which is often avoided. It is about analyzing how they refer to it, the information that is communicated, as well as the understandings and spaces for dialogue that result from it. Over the course of care, communication around the disease is modulated by paradoxical issues – promoting commitment to care, informing, comforting – and by statuses linked to gender, age and social backgrounds. Pediatric oncologists are confronted with specific difficulties: poor knowledge of cancer in general, and the cultural and linguistic diversity of their interlocutors, who have different relationships towards putting the disease and their emotions into words. Although often excluded from the official announcement of their illness, children adapt to the communicative contexts that are offered to them, whether not to say or to evoke in an admissible manner.Hélène KaneAbdoulaye GuindoAssociation Anthropologie Médicale Appliquée au Développement et à la Santéarticlecommunicationcancerchildcare pathwaypediatricsMaliAnthropologyGN1-890FRAnthropologie & Santé, Vol 23 (2021)
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description	In West Africa, pediatric cancer is often treated late, with little chance of recovery. Our work is based on ethnographic surveys carried out in Bamako and Nouakchott. We are interested in how caregivers, parents and their sick child communicate about the disease, the name of which is often avoided. It is about analyzing how they refer to it, the information that is communicated, as well as the understandings and spaces for dialogue that result from it. Over the course of care, communication around the disease is modulated by paradoxical issues – promoting commitment to care, informing, comforting – and by statuses linked to gender, age and social backgrounds. Pediatric oncologists are confronted with specific difficulties: poor knowledge of cancer in general, and the cultural and linguistic diversity of their interlocutors, who have different relationships towards putting the disease and their emotions into words. Although often excluded from the official announcement of their illness, children adapt to the communicative contexts that are offered to them, whether not to say or to evoke in an admissible manner.
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Les mots à ne pas dire : relation de soins et communication en oncologie pédiatrique

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