BTS SP3S flashcards
BTS SP3S · Build recall with a focused review session.
32 cards. Read the term and the definition here. The deck at the top of this page is optional.
- ARS
- Agence Régionale de Santé: regional health agency responsible for implementing national health policy, authorizing health and social facilities, and allocating resources in each region.
- Loi 2002-2
- French law of January 2, 2002, reforming social and medico-social action; it guarantees user rights, individualized projects, and external evaluation of establishments.
- CASF
- Code de l'action sociale et des familles: legal code that organizes social action, defines categories of social establishments and services, and sets rules for authorization and funding.
- MDPH
- Maison Départementale des Personnes Handicapées: one-stop shop for disabled people, evaluating needs and allocating compensation (PCH, AAH) and orienting towards services.
- ONDAM
- Objectif National de Dépenses d'Assurance Maladie: annual national target for health insurance spending, set by the PLFSS to control health expenditures.
- Parcours de santé
- Care pathway: coordinated sequence of care and support for a person across hospital, ambulatory, and social sectors, aiming to improve continuity and outcomes.
- Bradshaw needs
- Taxonomy of social need: normative (expert-defined), felt (subjective), expressed (demand), and comparative (benchmarking) – used to diagnose gaps in service provision.
- Non-recours
- Non-take-up of rights: situation where eligible people do not receive a benefit or service due to lack of information, administrative complexity, or stigma.
- Empowerment
- Process of increasing a person's or community's capacity to make choices and act on their own situation, central to social work and health promotion.
- Diagnostic de territoire
- Territorial diagnosis: method combining quantitative data (INSEE, CAF) and qualitative data (interviews, focus groups) to identify local needs and resources.
- Cahier des charges
- Specifications document that defines functional and technical requirements for a service or product; used for procurement, contract, and quality control.
- Gantt chart
- Bar chart visualizing project tasks over time, showing durations, dependencies, and milestones; used for planning and monitoring progress.
- SMART objectives
- Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Time-bound: criteria for setting clear and evaluable project objectives.
- Business model canvas
- Visual tool to design and describe a business or social service model, covering value proposition, beneficiaries, partners, costs, and revenues.
- Tuckman stages
- Model of group development: forming, storming, norming, performing, adjourning; describes how teams evolve over time.
- CSE
- Comité Social et Économique: staff representative body in private companies, responsible for representing employees and consulting on economic and social matters.
- Projet d'établissement
- Institutional project: document defining the objectives, means, and evaluation of a social or health establishment; mandatory under the 2002-2 law.
- LOLF
- Loi organique relative aux lois de finances: French constitutional law organizing state budget by missions and programs, and introducing performance indicators.
- Prix de journée
- Daily rate: funding method for social and health establishments based on a fixed price per day per user, covering operating costs.
- Coûts complets
- Full cost method: allocating all direct and indirect costs to a service or product to determine its true cost and inform pricing decisions.
- RGPD
- General Data Protection Regulation (EU 2016/679): sets rules for processing personal data, including lawful basis, data minimization, and rights of data subjects.
- CNIL
- Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Libertés: French independent authority enforcing data protection laws and advising organizations on compliance.
- HDS
- Hébergeur de Données de Santé: certification required in France for hosting health data, ensuring security and confidentiality according to regulatory standards.
- DMP
- Dossier Médical Partagé: shared medical record in France, allowing health professionals to access and share patient health information securely.
- Tableau de bord
- Dashboard: visual tool displaying key performance indicators (KPIs) to monitor activity, support decision-making, and track progress toward objectives.
- Active listening
- Communication technique involving full attention, empathy, and feedback to understand the speaker's message and emotions, improving professional relationships.
- Projet professionnel
- Professional project: structured plan including self-assessment, career exploration, and action steps to achieve career goals.
- Compte rendu
- Minutes of a meeting: written record of discussions, decisions, and action items with responsible persons and deadlines, used for accountability and follow-up.
- I statements
- Conflict communication technique using 'I feel...' rather than 'You...' to express concerns without blaming, reducing defensiveness and fostering dialogue.
- GHT
- Groupement Hospitalier de Territoire: French hospital grouping created by the 2016 health law to coordinate care and share resources among public hospitals in a territory.
- PCH
- Prestation de Compensation du Handicap: disability compensation benefit managed by departments, funding human assistance, technical aids, and home adaptations.
- Analyse de pratiques
- Practice analysis: supervised group reflection on professional situations, used in social and health teams to improve practices and manage emotional load.