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En réaction, le « Slow code »

Les pratiques dites de slow code sont décrites comme une forme d’accommodement lorsque les proches de la personne souhaitent que tout soit tenté pour prolonger la vie alors que l’équipe soignante estime que ces efforts sont inutiles. Il s’agit d’effectuer des manœuvres de réanimation symboliques afin que les proches aient le sentiment que tout ce qui pouvait être fait l’a été. Ces pratiques sont loin de faire l’unanimité et elles sont souvent décrites comme futiles, hypocrites et de nature à engendrer un gaspillage de temps et de ressources [Lantos et Meadow, 2011].

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