SESSION POSTERS

Abstract : Non-Pharmacological Interventions society (NPIS) have gained popularity as viable complementary to conventional treatments. This poster investigates the necessity of certifying NPI practitioners to guarantee service quality and safety in France. By examining international practices and literature, we propose a framework for effective certification criteria, emphasizing identity verification, activity declaration, clean criminal record, and appropriate diplomas/certifications. Our analysis underscores the impact of certification on patient trust and the continuous professional development of practitioners. 1|Quentin Aoustin | QANOPEE HUMAN EXPERIENCE|Science... Read More

Introduction : La peur de la récidive est définie comme étant « la peur ou l’inquiétude que le cancer revienne ou progresse dans le même organe ou dans une autre partie du corps » (Vickberg, 2003). Selon S. Simard (2008), la peur de la récidive du cancer (PRC) varierait en intensité sur un continuum d’une réaction normale à une réaction pathologique en fonction de la représentation cognitive ou de l’interprétation de la maladie (Mutsaers et al., 2020). À un niveau... Read More

The robustness and precision of memory consolidation increase when learning occurs in a multimodal or multisensory context. Existing studies on healthy populations, spanning both the young and elderly, provide substantial evidence that an environment offering simultaneous stimulations across diverse sensory modalities can amplify memory retention. However, limited data address the applicability of this concept to patients with neurodegenerative disorders, who often show a decline in autonomy as the disease advances. In the early phases of neurodegenerative diseases, the neural networks... Read More

INTRODUCTION Functional intestinal disorders (FID) refers to all presumed functional intestinal manifestations with a chronic evolution. Reflexology is a manuel relaxation practice based on the postulate that each organ, each part of the body or physiological function, matches a specific zone or point (reflex zone) projected on the feet, hands, face or ears. METHOD Multicenter, «  »open » » study. Evaluation of the contribution of reflexology according to the FRANCIS SCORE. It evaluates abdominal pain and distension, bowel movement frequency, and general lif... Read More

Introduction : Pragmatic trials aim to directly inform about the effectiveness of clinical practices by increasing the comparability between the trials conditions and real-life. Even though the concept of pragmatism has long existed, it remains a minority in clinical trials, even more so in manual therapies. However, pragmatism seems to fit with therapies that assess complex constructs as mental states and somatic dysfunctions. Methods : A systematic literature review was performed in November 2021 on online databases, including PubMed, about... Read More

La musicothérapie pourrait-elle être une INM permettant de soutenir voire restaurer la relation patient-aidant lors d’une prise en charge en HAD et améliorer leur qualité de vie ? Le dispositif de musicothérapie a été élaboré sur la base de 6 séances après un bilan psychomusical. Un questionnaire évaluant la qualité du lien patient-aidant a été administré à la 1 ère et à la dernière séance, ainsi qu’une échelle numérique de bien être (EBE) avant/après chaque séance. Les verbatims des participants... Read More

Depression is one of the most common mental disorders among youth, significantly impacting quality of life and daily functioning. Traditional treatments for depression include psychotherapy and medication. However, integrating adapted physical activity and sports into clinical psychological treatment shows promising results as an adjunct therapy for depression. Our s research aims to study the impact of physical activity and sports on depressive symptoms in youth, The methodology included evaluating various types of exercises, such as aerobic and resistance training, and... Read More

Fear of pain and movement are currently observed (“Kinesophobia”) in chronic pain, which can have very harmful consequences on the patient’s overall quality of life and psychological state. Adolescents’ heightened sensitivity to anxiety is a major risk factor for movement avoidance in cases of chronic pain. Proposals made to adolescents in the management of their chronic pain are actually scarce. Pharmacological solutions are very limited, and non-pharmacological techniques are not very effective and poorly followed up because considered as boring... Read More

The aim of this project was to understand how patients with chronic pain feel about their care pathway. The project also enabled to identify the methods of integrating patients but also the approaches of health professionals in this care pathway. To carry out this project, 28 interviews were conducted with chronic pain patients. The questions revolved allow us to discuss of their chronic pain, their care pathway, their feelings about the practitioners and their reaction to diagnosis, and the positive... Read More

Problématique : Des études récentes montrent que les activités ludiques améliorent la cognition (Grimaud et al., 2017) et la communication (Bourgeois et al., 2014). Pourtant, la littérature scientifique sur l’animation sociale est peu nombreuse et l’espérance de vie s’accompagne d’une augmentation des troubles cognitifs des résidents nécessitant des animations adaptées (Braband-Delannoy, 2019). Nous postulons que l’utilisation de supports numériques favorisant l’enrichissement (sonore, visuelle, sémantique) des animations facilite l’implication des résidents (Belleville et Boller, 2016) et améliore la qualité de leur... Read More

Background: Patients with advanced cancer often experience disease- and treatment-related pain. Previous studies have shown that music therapy can help manage pain. We evaluated the effects of an innovative approach of music therapy on pain in patients with advanced cancer. This new approach uses music intervention, performed by a trained music therapist, to induce relaxation in patients, allowing for real-time patient management and tailored sessions. Methods: This prospective, monocentric study included patients with advanced cancer and a pain score ≥3... Read More

Digital and mobile health technologies are receiving growing attention in various healthcare domains, including mental health (1,2). Digital phenotyping, the analysis of user interactions with digital devices to profile behaviors, is emerging as a promising tool for clinical applications in mental health. By generating digital signatures of pathologies and patient profiles, it offers an avenue beyond relying solely on subjective patient reports (3,4). Subjective reports generally consist of psychometric scales evaluating behaviors. Here we hypothesize that digital data can be... Read More