Ludivine Boulet

Reported practices and difficulties for preventing emerging highly resistant bacteria in hemodialysis: the PHYDEL survey

A. Azzi, Hélène Marini, Ludivine Boulet, Marion Lottin et autres

Aim: Chronic hemodialysis patients are at risk of Vancomycin-resistant Enterocci (VRE) and carbapenemase-producing Enterobacteriaceae (CPE) carriage. France has released guidelines to prevent the spread of VRE-CPE carriage in hospitals. However, the hemodialysis setting is confronted with specific problems that are not always …

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Does patients’ social deprivation influence access to outpatient surgery in breast cancer?

Thomas Vermeulin, Ludivine Boulet, Mélodie Lucas, V. Josset et autres

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Patients' Experience and Satisfaction Regarding the Pre-Operative Shower: The PRODOUCH Multicenter Descriptive Survey

Ludivine Boulet, Mélanie Consiglio, Hélène Marini, Christine Lebaron et autres

Background: Patients' experience of the pre-operative shower remains poorly assessed in the literature although it is an essential step in the prevention of surgical site infection. For obese patients, a pre-operative shower could be challenging. The goal was to assess patient satisfaction …

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La douche préopératoire chez les patients obèses : ce qu’en disent les patients et les soignants

Mélanie Consiglio, Élodie Delfrate, Marie-Jeanne Lourenco, Ludivine Boulet et autres

Introduction : At least one preoperative shower is recommended to avoid surgical site infection. Caregivers must explain the showering technique, help the patient if necessary, and assess skin cleanliness after showering.Context : Showering may be more difficult for obese patients because of …

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The role of dependency in a norovirus outbreak in a nursing home

Nathalie Nicolay, Ludivine Boulet, M. Le Bourhis-Zaimi, Lynda Badjadj-Kab et autres

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Revue de pertinence sur les cathéters veineux périphériques au CHU de Rouen

Ludivine Boulet

Les cathéters veineux périphériques (CVP) sont les dispositifs invasifs les plus utilisés à l’hôpital. Une augmentation de la prévalence des patients porteurs a été constatée en France de 2001 (18 %) à 2017 (20,2 %). Ces cathéters exposent à un risque de …