Browsing Faculté des arts et des sciences by Author "Duval, Michel"
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Cancer-related fatigue : scoping review to synthesize a definition for childhood cancer survivors
Lévesque, Ariane; Caru, Maxime; Duval, Michel; Laverdière, Caroline; Marjerrison, Stacey; Sultan, Serge (Springer, 2023-03-24)Context There is no universal definition of cancer-related fatigue (CRF) specific to childhood cancer survivors, despite this population facing unique long-term side effects from their cancer. We aimed to synthesize and combine existing definitions ... -
Cancer-related fatigue in childhood cancer survivors : a systematic scoping review on contributors of fatigue and how they are targeted by non-pharmacological interventions
Lévesque, Ariane; Caru, Maxime; Duval, Michel; Laverdière, Caroline; Marjerrison, Stacey; Sultan, Serge (Elsevier, 2022-09-08)Objectives We aimed to identify contributors to cancer-related fatigue (CRF), explore non-pharmacological interventions addressing CRF, and highlight which contributors were targeted by these interventions in childhood cancer survivors. Methods We ... -
Changes in hair cortisol and self-reported stress measures following mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) : a proof-of-concept study in pediatric hematology-oncology professionals
Lamothe, Martin; Rondeau, Émélie; Duval, Michel; McDuff, Pierre; Pastore, Yves; Sultan, Serge (Elsevier, 2020-10-23)Background and purpose Little data is available on the effect of mindfulness amongst pediatric hematology-oncology professionals. The purpose was to further document change in biological and psychological stress following a mindfulness-based stress ... -
Development and inter-rater reliability of a tool assessing hypnotic communication behaviours adopted by nurses caring for children with cancer : The Sainte-Justine Hypnotic Communication Assessment Scale
Aramideh, Jennifer; Mizrahi, Terry; Charest, Marie-Claude; Plante, Caroline; Duval, Michel; Sultan, Serge (Elsevier, 2017-11-21)Background Several studies in pediatric oncology have shown the successful effects of using hypnotic communication techniques (HCTech) during painful medical procedures. Since no studies assessed the precise use of these techniques with a validated ... -
Development and refinement of Rel@x : a training in hypnosis-derived communication for pediatric nurses to prevent procedural pain
Aramideh, Jennifer; Ogez, David; Rondeau, Émélie; Duval, Michel; Sultan, Serge (SAGE, 2022-05-22)IntroductionStudies in pediatric oncology have shown that hypnosis effectively reduces patients’ pain and distress during painful procedures. This remains underutilized in the healthcare system due to the staff cost and availability of hypnotherapists. ... -
Do professionals change their communication behaviours following a training in hypnosis-derived communication? : a feasibility study in pediatric oncology
Aramideh, Jennifer; Ogez, David; Mizrahi, Terry; Charest, Marie-Claude; Plante, Caroline; Duval, Michel; Sultan, Serge (Elsevier, 2020-05-21)Objectives The purpose of this study was to test the feasibility of a training in hypnotic communication techniques (HCTech) for pediatric nurses to prevent procedural pain and distress in children during venipunctures. Specifically, this study aimed ... -
Does practising hypnosis-derived communication techniques by oncology nurses translate into reduced pain and distress in their patients? : an exploratory study
Ogez, David; Aramideh, Jennifer; Mizrahi, Terry; Charest, Marie-Claude; Plante, Caroline; Duval, Michel; Sultan, Serge (SAGE, 2020-06-27)Objectives: To explore the effects of a hypnotic communication (HC) training for pediatric nurses in decreasing patients’ pain and distress during venipunctures. Methods: A 4- day theoretical and practical HC training was offered to 5 pediatric ... -
Identifying domains of quality of life in children with cancer undergoing palliative care : a qualitative study with professionals
Avoine-Blondin, Josianne; Parent, Véronique; Lahaye, Magali; Humbert, Nago; Duval, Michel; Sultan, Serge (Cambridge University Press, 2017-01-31)Objective: The goal of pediatric palliative care (PPC) is to maintain the quality of life (QoL) of children whose lives are threatened. However, there are sparse scientific data on the domains of QoL in this particular context, and no measurement ... -
A portrait of self-reported health and distress in parents whose child died of cancer
Dumont, Émilie; Bourque, Claude Julie; Duval, Michel; Payot, Antoine; Sultan, Serge; Butterflies/Papillons Research Team (SAGE, 2020-09-20)Grieving a child following cancer is a substantially difficult task. The objectives of this research were: 1) to describe current quality of life (QoL), psychological distress and symptoms of grief of bereaved parents, and 2) to explore the role of ...