vix.ing · top · new · best · stats · spec

Penser les usages projetés, concrets et situés des technologies numériques de santé

2025/12/17 by Sylvie Grosjean, Alexandre Mathieu-Fritz, Ambre Davat +2
Health Professions · Computer Science · #Aging, Elder Care, and Social Issues #Innovative Human-Technology Interaction #Healthcare Systems and Practices

paper · doi:10.34745/numerev_2623

Abstract

Dans un contexte de d&eacute;ploiement massif des technologies de sant&eacute;, ce num&eacute;ro de la revue COSSI aborde les enjeux li&eacute;s &agrave; l&#39;usage de ces technologies et souligne la n&eacute;cessit&eacute; d&#39;analyser le d&eacute;calage entre les usages projet&eacute;s et les modalit&eacute;s d&#39;appropriation r&eacute;elle en contexte de soins.&nbsp;Bien que ces dispositifs visent &agrave; optimiser la performance des syst&egrave;mes de soins face aux maladies chroniques et vieillissement de la population, leur int&eacute;gration dans des pratiques de soins et cliniques demeure impr&eacute;visible et d&eacute;pend de contextes sociotechniques complexes. Le num&eacute;ro s&#39;articule autour de trois axes : (a) la ren&eacute;gociation du travail du patient et des soignants lors de l&#39;usage de technologies d&#39;autosurveillance, (b) l&#39;&eacute;tude des usages projet&eacute;s et r&eacute;els des syst&egrave;mes dits &laquo; intelligents &raquo; (c) la reconfiguration de la relation th&eacute;rapeutique et l&#39;&eacute;mergence de nouvelles formes de proximit&eacute; &agrave; distance. &nbsp; <div> <div id="ftn1"> <strong>Abstract:</strong>&nbsp; In the context of the expanding implementation of health technologies, this particular issue of the Revue COSSI explores the challenges associated with the use of these technologies and underscores the critical need to examine the discrepancy between intended uses and the actual modalities of appropriation within healthcare contexts. These devices aim to optimize healthcare system performance in response to chronic diseases; however, their integration into clinical and care practices remains unpredictable and depends on complex sociotechnical contexts. This issue is focused on three main areas: (a)&nbsp;<meta charset="UTF-8" />The renegotiation of patient and caregiver work&nbsp;through the use of self-monitoring technologies; (b) The analysis of the intended and real uses of &quot;intelligent&quot; systems; (c)&nbsp;<meta charset="UTF-8" />Finally, the reconfiguration of the therapeutic relationship&nbsp;and the creation of new ways for people to connect remotly.&nbsp; </div> </div>

Related