Formation en soins palliatifs : la fin de vie, mode d'emploi

In a society of hypermodernity that thrives Homo consumericus, the place of the psychologist driven by psychoanalysis in palliative care training should be questioned. Contemporary discourse contaminates the hospital institution and generates effects on training requests that emerge. A quest for satisfaction is expressed. On the scene of training, requests are nevertheless ambivalent. By not supporting the gadgetry, the psychoanalytic orientation allows to question the place of the truth in palliative care, but at the cost of discomfort.