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# Quitter un fil de discussion
## Pas-à-pas
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**1) Accédez à la page *****Accueil*****, puis 2) sélectionnez le fil de discussion de votre choix.**
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**Cliquez dans le cercle présentant les participants, en haut, à droite de votre fil.**
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**Si vous désirez quitter une discussion, cliquez sur les 3 petits points près de votre nom, puis cliquez sur *****Quitter la discussion*****.**
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**À ce moment, on gardera une trace de votre présence dans la discussion. Vous apparaîtrez comme un participant qui a archivé la discussion de son côté.**
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Si vous étiez le dernier infirmier dans le fil de discussion et que vous quittiez, le message retournerait dans la boîte de triage de l'équipe des soins infirmiers. Un collègue infirmier pourrait alors prendre le relais de la discussion !
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