Abstract
When the mobile emergency and intensive care service (Smur) intervenes with a child, the parents are in a completely unknown and anxiety-generating situation. The care team helps families to find their place, depending on the medical context and health status of the child. The intervention of the Smur therefore represents a place of transition for the parents.
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