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[Meeting suicidal patient : ongoing actions in French speaking Switzerland].

This article describes a model designed by an ad hoc group in French-speaking Switzerland to help professionals meeting suicidal patients. Based on current scientific knowledge, it promotes the clinical encounter with patient rather than a quantitative risk assessment, which may interfere with therapeutic alliance. This model underlines the importance of a reflexive position from the caregiver, who should keep a critical view on his own practice and opinions on suicidal process.