[Post-colonial countertransference, a Brazilian experience].

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Abstract
A team of caregivers travelled to the favelas of a Brazilian province. They were subjected to emotionally charged situations, working with people faced with extreme poverty and poor health. They highlight a cultural countertransference requiring an objective approach to the psychological and political repercussions of these situations.
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Authors Mansouri, Malika;Ndiaye, Zohra Harrach;Miranda, Emanuelle;Aigner, Elisa;Bouamama, Said;
Journal soins; la revue de reference infirmiere
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