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Jean-Michel GAUTIER

Career history

  • PhD student in Political Science under the supervision of Laurent Visier since December 2016. Enrolled inthe first yearof continuing education. Thesis topic: Development and implementation of advanced nursing practices in the French hospital system.
  • Since July 2011, Healthcare Manager, InterCLUD Languedoc Roussillon Network – Montpellier University Hospital.
  • September 2008 to September 2010, Acting as healthcare manager, InterCLUD Languedoc Roussillon Network – Montpellier University Hospital.
  • 07-2000 to 09-2008, Nurse anesthetist, Multidisciplinary Head and Neck Unit – Montpellier University Hospital.
  • 10-1995 to 06-2000, Nurse anesthetist, Anesthesia Department, Angoulême Hospital.
  • July 1991 to September 1993, Nurse, Multidisciplinary Intensive Care Unit, Angoulême Hospital.
  • 08-1990 to 06-1991, Nurse, Respiratory Intensive Care, Antibes Hospital.
  • September 1986 to July 1990, nurse, Hemodialysis, Saintes Hospital.
  • July 1985 to September 1986, Nurse, Self-dialysis, ADA 17, La Rochelle.
  • December 1984 to July 1985, Nurse, Surgical Intensive Care Unit, Military Hospital, Bordeaux (National Service).
  • July 1984 to September 1984, Nurse, Self-dialysis, ADA 17, La Rochelle.

Thesis project

The organization of healthcare provision is currently being reconsidered in light of the combined effects of increased demand for care, changing needs and expectations of the population, changes in the medical workforce, and growing economic pressure. The emergence of age-related diseases, the increase in chronic illnesses, and current public health challenges require the development of new care approaches, which in turn necessitate a redefinition of the scope of healthcare professions.
The law of January 26, 2016, on the modernization of our healthcare system proposes innovation to prepare for the professions of tomorrow by creating an advanced practice for paramedical professions.
The aim of this qualitative ethnographic research is to study how to develop advanced nursing practice within the French healthcare system and to explore the factors that promote the integration of these new professionals into hospitals.

Degrees

  • 2016 Master's Degree in Health – Care, Humanities, Society,University of Montpellier.
  • 2016 Interuniversity Diploma in Medical and Clinical Hypnosis,University of Dijon.
  • 2011 State Diploma in Healthcare Management,Healthcare Management Training Institute, Montpellier University Hospital.
  • 2011 Bachelor's Degree in Health and Social Sciences,Paul-Valéry University – Montpellier 3.
  • 2008 Diploma in Hypnosis for Pain Relief and Hypnotherapy,French Institute of Hypnosis – Paris.
  • 2003 University Diploma in Clinical Research Training,Montpellier 1 University – Faculty of Medicine.
  • 1997 University Diploma in Pain Management and Palliative Medicine,University of Nice Sofia-Antipolis.
  • 1995 State Diploma in Nurse Anesthesia,School of Nurse Anesthesia, Bordeaux University Hospital.
  • 1984 State Nursing Diploma,French Red Cross Nursing School, La Rochelle.

Most representative articles

  • Gautier JM,(2016) Professional recommendations and pain. Pain Eval Diagn Treatments 17(2):86-90.
  • Martinez V, Attal N, Vanzo B, Vicaut E, Gautier JM, Bouhassira D, Lantéri-Minet M (2014) Adherence of French GPs to Chronic Neuropathic Pain Clinical Guidelines: Results of a Cross-Sectional, Randomized, "e" Case-Vignette Survey. PloS One, Apr 18;9(4):e93855.
  • Gautier JM (2012) Pain Resource Nurses and advanced practices: Myth or reality? Pain Analg. 25: 136-143.
  • Gautier JM (2010) Pain and advanced nursing practice. Pain Assessment Diagnosis Treatment 11:269-270.
  • Bioy A, Gautier JM (2009) Non-pharmacological therapies. Pain Assessment Diagnosis Treatment 10: S79-S82.
  • Alamie M, Aubry M. Gautier JM, Gautier MN (2007) Pain related to healthcare in adults: the role of nursing staff. Pain, 8:294-301.
  • Gautier JM, Belleville P, Ganidel O, Lestienne B, Peccoux C, Kienlen J (2002) Tracheal intubation without muscle relaxants: sevoflurane/remifentanil versus propofol (AIVOC)/remifentanil, comparison of intubation conditions in 108 patients. Oxymag 66: 23-24.