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Study of the Lived Experience of Patients With Prosthetic Joint Infection, Their Families, and Healthcare Professionals. Development of a Therapeutic Education Program for Patient Care (TEP).
The PROTHEE-QUALI study (Qualitative study of the lived experience of patients with prosthetic joint infection, their accompanying persons and health professionals and construction of a therapeutic education program for management: qualitative study) is categorized as non-interventional qualitative research. In France, a prosthetic joint infection (PJI) is diagnosed in approximately 3000 patients per year. This complication is severe and results in major consequences for the patient, such as prolonged or repeated hospitalization, pain, anxiety, and a transient or permanent loss of autonomy, sometimes resulting in disability, or even amputation or joint resection. PJI management is complex, necessitating a multidisciplinary approach combining surgical treatment and prolonged antibiotic therapy (lasting from 6 to 12 weeks to several months). The PROTHEE-QUALI project was designed to create this essential tool by collecting and crossing the perspectives of the affected patients, their accompanying persons, and the healthcare professionals involved. The general objective of the project is the structuring of a TPE program destined for patients with PJI, aiming to improve their management and support. This includes assistance with adherence to and better tolerance of antibiotic treatments, pain management, physical rehabilitation, psycho-social care, providing information on the infection and its evolution, and adapting hygiene measures. The primary objective is the exploration of the lived experience of patients with PJI, their accompanying persons, and the health professionals (nurses, physiotherapists, psychologists, and pharmacists) taking care of them in real-life settings. The secondary objective is the structuring of a TPE program based on the crossed perspectives of patients, their accompanying persons, and health professionals concerning the issue of PJI. PROTHEE-QUALI is an 18-month prospective multicenter qualitative study. It uses the IPSE qualitative re
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