[Covid-19, or the highlighting of a "gift of self-care"]. / La crise de la Covid-19, ou la mise en lumière d'un don de son "soi-soignant".

The pandemic has highlighted the self-sacrifice of caregivers, who are ready to give themselves for their patients. But what does it mean? The caregiver gives himself; but, by putting on a good face, he gives a distorted image of himself. This gift of a "non-self" is a gift of his "caregiver-self". Awareness of this aspect can help to better listen to oneself and provide some lines of thought for society.

[COVID-19, student aid, public health and solicitude]. / Covid-19, aide aux étudiants, santé publique et sollicitude.

Student aid policies are broad organizational lines. They must not be confused, despite the obvious solicitude of public actors, with the caregiver's posture. It is then necessary to reinterrogate solicitude to defend a form of prevention by the mobilization of the actors, namely the students themselves.

[The balance of healthcare students in jeopardy]. / Les étudiants en santé, leur équilibre en péril.

Healthcare students have experienced this first year of the COVID-19 pandemic differently. Some have volunteered to support services in tension. They were concerned about whether their training would be provided, especially for technical skills.

[Impact of the pandemic on students]. / Impact de la pandémie sur les étudiants.

French society has become aware of the distress of students, to the point of setting up systems dedicated to their mental health. To avoid confusion, it is important to qualify the mental health of students and to suggest ways to understand why this is a vulnerable population facing the health crisis.

[COVID-19: what protection for hospital staff?] / Covid-19 : quelles protections pour les personnels hospitaliers ?

In France, several caregivers have died of COVID-19. Certain pathologies or treatments were correlated with more severe forms. What measures have been put in place to protect the health of hospital caregivers who are particularly exposed?

[Hygiene resource practitioners' experience, at a time of health challenges]. / Le vécu des correspondants en hygiène à l'heure des grands enjeux sanitaires.

In the current context of the health crisis brought about by the Covid-19 epidemic, the implementation of good practices in terms of preventing contagion and the respect of good hygiene practices is vital. The hospital hygiene teams must be involved in raising awareness of these good practices. They rely notably on hygiene resource paramedical practitioners to share these practices with the nursing teams, notably in the area of the prevention of care-related infections and the spread of emerging highly drug-resistant bacteria. A focus group study conducted in 2019 in a military health facility in Brittany provides interesting insight into their practice.