Professionnalisation des communications des médecins généralistes à l’ère de la plateformisation de la santé dans les territoires de la protection sociale

Authors

  • Jessica Gheller Université Gustave Eiffel

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14428/rcompro.vi16.88363

Keywords:

platformization, mediatization, professionalization, general medicine, e-consultation, teleconsultation, social protection, communication, constructivism

Abstract

This article takes a closer look at the impact of platforms on mediatizations carried out by general practitioners, who are considered not as communicators, but as health communication professionals. General practitioners can be seen as a disintermediatization and communication profession, which in the French healthcare model is at the heart of digital health territories. A comprehensive information and communication science approach is adopted. It is based on the study of two communication situations: a general practice and a podcast project broadcast by a teleconsultation platform.

Author Biography

Jessica Gheller, Université Gustave Eiffel

Chercheuse associée, professionnelle de santé publique et du management des organisations en réseau.

Laboratoire DICEN-IDF • Université Gustave Eiffel • Val d'Europe • IFIS

Groupe projet ProRe2Ter : Protection sociale, Résilience et Reliance sur les Territoires.

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Published

2025-09-05

Issue

No. 16 (2025): Plateformes et données : reconfigurations dans les métiers de la communication numérique

Section

Dossier

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