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[Remaining a caregiver in the face of radicalised patients].

Caregivers care for patients of all cultural and religious origins. However, the current context of terrorist threat raises specific questions due to the government's appeals to help spot radicalised patients or those in the process of becoming so. These fundamental questions are related to professional secrecy and the ethics of care.

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