[The oral anticoagulants’ burden].

Background: Oral anticoagulants generate a burden of care that can affect the patient’s quality of life. The concept of treatment’s burden measures the impact of medical care for the patient’s quality of life. Various factors can exacerbate the burden.

[Discontinuation of artificial hydration in patients at the end of life: A systematic review of the literature].

Background: Since the revision of the french law in 2016, artificial hydration is considered as a treatment and its withdrawal is part of the fight against extraordinary treatment at the end of life. Given its symbolism, the decision of withdrawal can be difficult for the patient, his or her entourage, and caregivers. The objective of this study was to assess the benefits and risks associated with artificial hydration (AH) at the end of life and the existing means of communication around this decision.

Nurses' Influenza Vaccination and Hesitancy: A Systematic Review of Qualitative Literature.

Vaccine hesitancy (VH) is defined as "". This hesitancy affects caregivers and more specifically nurses. The purpose of this study is to assess determinants of influenza VH in the nurse's community.

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Context: In France, breast cancer has been the most commonly diagnosed and the most lethal cancer in women. The risk-benefit ratio of organized breast cancer screening has been the focus of much scientific controversy, especially about overdiagnosis. A citizen conference and some scientific organizations have asked for a better education for women.

[Information around organized breast cancer screening. Do INCa and Cancer Rose meet criteria for decision aids?].

Background: Controversies around organized breast cancer screening emphasize the need for information for women. In France, the institute of cancer (INCa) is in charge of conveying this information. Cancer Rose's website (CR) provides complementary information considering INCa's incomplete.