Researcher profile #6663

VIEILLE
Margaux
Doctor in Social Psychology
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Assignment
Laboratoire de Psychologie Sociale
LPS / UR 849
Aix-Marseille Université
29 avenue Robert Schuman
13621 AIX-EN-PROVENCE CEDEX 1
Your fields of study
Psychology
Keywords (3–5) specifying your research topics
Sedation
The right to deep and continuous sedation
Care practices
Experience
Social representations
Chronic diseases
Social psychology
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Selected publications

VIEILLE, Margaux ; DANY, Lionel ; LE COZ, Pierre (2023), «Les pratiques sédatives en soins palliatifs. Quel(s) vécu(s) et quelle(s) représentation(s) ?», in UNTAS, Aurélie ; BOUJUT, Émilie ; LAMORE, Kristopher (dir.), Le patient et son entourage. Quelles interactions ?., Editions des archives contemporaines, Coll. «Psychologie du social», France, ISBN : 9782813004789, pp. 71-86, doi : https://doi.org/10.17184/eac.7250

Margaux Vieille, Lionel Dany, Pierre Le Coz, Sophie Avon, Charlotte Keraval, Sébastien Salas, and Cécile Bernard.Perception, Beliefs, and Attitudes Regarding Sedation Practices among Palliative Care Nurses and Physicians: A Qualitative Study.Palliative Medicine Reports.Dec 2021.160-167.http://doi.org/10.1089/pmr.2021.0022

Thèse soutenue le 28 novembre 2024

"Naturalisation du mourir : Analyse psychosociale de la sédation en contexte de prise en charge en soins palliatifs"

Direction : Professeurs Lionel Dany & Pierre Le Coz 

A brief description of your work

Research around sedative practices in palliative care and end-of-life decisions

2025 - Participation in the following study: Approche psychosociale de la communication en réanimation néonatale (hopital Nord, APHM Marseille ; LPS Université Aix Marseille) - Qualitative study of ethical meetings (LATA) and doctor-parent communications concerning information from these ethical meetings

2018 to 2024 - Thesis defended November 28, 2024 : Naturalization of dying : Psychosocial analysis of sedation in the context of palliative care management: study of the social representations, social practices and lived experiences of professionals practicing in palliative care and relatives of patients who received sedation at the end of life. Qualitative study using semi-directive interviews, participant observation and focus group.

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