- Speaker
João Pärtel Araújo
Portugal & France
BSc Nursing
MSc Healthcare ManagementJoão Pärtel Araújo is a Humanitude instructor and pedagogical coordinator, with a BSc in Nursing and a MSc in Healthcare Management.
Since 2010, he has taught Humanitude training in a variety of countries - including Portugal, Brazil, France. He has applied Humanitude tools in diverse healthcare settings - operating rooms, hospitals, assisted living, nursing homes, pre-school.He and his team have been awarded with a Care Quality Research award by the Polytechnic College of Leiria; a Best Health Practice award by the Portuguese Health Ministry; a Best Practice for Active and Healthy Ageing award by the Commission for Regional Development, among others.
He has published opinion and scientific research articles and speaks at several conferences on the topics of social entrepreneurship, social impact, healthcare quality management, nursing care, and the Humanitude methodology of care.
With residency in Portugal, he’s an active member in his community as an
executive board member in not-for-profit organizations and in the local government. Living in the sunny Portuguese west coast, he doesn’t’ miss a chance to enjoy family time, play his guitar or rest his eyes on the seaside horizon.Click here for CV and selected publications.
- What is Humanitude?
Selected Research
Are difficulties in caring for patients with Alzheimer’s disease becoming an opportunity to prescribe well-being with the Gineste-Marescotti® care methodology? Delmas C.
Austin Journal of Clinical Neurology
Improvement of Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia (BPSD) by Comprehensive Standardized Care Methodology
Ito and Honda
Revista Latino-Americana de Enfermeagem
Implementation of the Humanitude Care Methodology: Contribution to the Quality of Health Care
Henriques, Dourado, Pereira de Melo, TanakaThe effectiveness of French origin dementia care method; Humanitude® for acute care hospitals in Japan, a pilot study
Honda, Marescotti, GinesteCase Reports in Medicine
Reduction of Behavioral Psychological Symptoms of Dementia by Multimodal Comprehensive Care for Vulnerable Geriatric Patients in an Acute Care Hospital: A Case Series
Honda, Ito, IshikawaGeriatrics and Psychology Neuropsychiatry of Aging
Comparative evaluation of two vocational training devices focused on accompanying Ehpad residents with psycho-behavioral disorders
Denormandie, et al.Journal of Work
Care giving and nursing, work conditions and
humanitude®
Biquand and ZittelResearch Essay
The concept of humanitude
as applied to general nursing care
PhaneufFounders
Rosette Marescotti is a trainer, psycho-gerontologist, author of a university thesis about elder abuse in institutions. She has taught for more than 35 years regarding the Methodology of Care Gineste-Marescotti developed with Yves Gineste. She is co-author with Yves Gineste of the Philosophy of Humanitude and she is a specialist of non-verbal communication. In Japan, she has been appointed Visiting Researcher at the Tokyo Medical Center.
Yves Gineste is a trainer and an international lecturer. He has taught for more than 35 years the Methodology of Care Gineste-Marescotti developed with Rosette Marescotti. He is co-author with Rosette Marescotti of the Philosophy of Humanitude. In Japan, he has been appointed Visiting Professor at the University of Shizuoka and Visiting Researcher at the Tokyo Medical Center.
Books
Yumanichūdo nyūmon (Japanese)
Miwako Honda; Yves Gineste; Rosette MarescottiHumanitude : Comprendre la vieillesse, prendre soin des Hommes vieux (French)
Jérôme Pellissier and Yves GinesteHumanitude (Portuguese)
Yves Gineste
Selected Articles
Can AI Play A Useful Role In Nursing Care? This Tokyo Startup Is Leading The Way
Artificial Intelligence tech start-up builds sensors upon Humanitude foundation to give caregivers data-based feedback on how to improve care.
French 'humanitude' method seen improving dementia patients' and
staff conditions by Fumiko YamaokaA method developed in France for providing care to people with dementia is growing in popularity among nursing homes in Japan, where dramatic improvements in the condition of both residents and staff have been reported.
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