[Qualitative study of the nurse-patient relationship in involuntary home care].

The introduction of the healthcare program has brought about a Copernican revolution by separating care from the place where it is provided. This system, which combines constraints and outpatient care, calls into question healthcare practices, particularly during home visits. Qualitative research conducted among thirteen healthcare professionals in outpatient psychiatry in the Hauts-de-France region explores the necessary adaptations to relational strategies in this context. It highlights the emergence of a key skill, flexible rigidity, in establishing and maintaining the therapeutic alliance.