Maintaining dignity. The perspective of nursing

Danish University Colleges
Maintaining dignity. The perspective of nursing home residents
Coping with vulnerability
Høy, Bente
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Railty, vulnerability and social participation
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2014
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Railty, vulnerability and social participation : Ethical, social and political challenges for an inclusive society
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EACME
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
2 - 4 OCTOBER, 2014
IFsanté – Humanicité
Lille, France
Center for Medical Ethics (CEM)
Lille Catholic University
European Association of Centers of Medical Ethics (EACME)
Frailty, vulnerability and social participation
Ethical, social and political challenges for an inclusive society
Programme
www.eacme2014.org
Thursday 2 October
12:15
Lunch
13:15
Opening Session
Chris Gastmans (President of EACME)
Bruno Cazin (Rector delegate, Lille Catholic University)
Jean-Philippe Cobbaut (President of the conference)
13:30
Plenary 1 : Frailty, Vulnerability, Society
Micah Hester (University of Arkansas, USA): ‟A pragmatic account of vulnerability
in health care”
Jacky Scully (Newcastle University, UK) : ‟Disability and Vulnerability : on bodies,
dependence and control”
Marc Maesschalck (Louvain University, B) : ‟Vulnérabilité, innovation sociale et
société inclusive”
15:30
Tee/Coffee Break
16:00
Parallel Sessions
17:30
General Assembly EACME
17:30
Round Table (in French): “Quelle éthique pour une société inclusive?”
18:30
Reception
Friday 3 october
09:00
Plenary 2 : In an Aging Society : the older persons as partners up to the end
Chris Gastmans (KU Leuven, B) : “Dignity-Enhancing Care for Persons With
Demential: A Foundational and Clinical Ethical Framework”
Régis Aubry (Besançon University, F): “Les personnes âgées, des partenaires
jusqu’au bout?”
10:30
Tea/Coffee Break
11:00
Parallel Sessions
12:30
Lunch
13:30
Plenary 3 : Disabled people, recognition and participation
Isabelle Ville (CNRS, EHESS, F) : “Le handicap : une question éthique, sociale et
politique”
John Stewart Gordon (University of Cologne, D) : "A Disability Conscious
Bioethics”
15:00
Tea/Coffee Break
15:30
Parallel Sessions
17:15
J. Vollman (Ruhr University Bocchum, D) : "From psychiatry to mental health care:
Ethical, social and political challenges"
19:30
Conference Dinner
Saturday 4 0ctober
09:00
Award Ceremony : EACME prizes
09:15
Plenary 4 : From Psychiatry to Mental Health :
community of care, community of life
Jean-Luc Roelandt (EPSM Armentières, OMS, F) : “De
la psychiatrie à la santé mentale : enjeux éthiques,
sociaux et politiques”
10:00
Tea/Coffee Break
10:30
Parallel Sessions
12:00
Final Session : “Which Bioethics for and Inclusive
Society : Theoretical Framework, Practical
Experience, Social Evaluation”
Micah Hester (Arkansas University, USA)
Pierre Boitte (Lille Catholic University, F)
Guy Widdershoven (VU Amsterdam, NL)
13:00
Farewell Session
Host of EACME Conference 2014
President of the Conference
President of EACME
13h15
Lunch
An European Conference to celebrate 30years of the Center for Medical Ethics of the UCL
On October 2nd, 3rd and 4th, the CME of Lille Catholic University welcomes in the premises of IFsanté
in Lomme – district of Humanicité- a conference on the topic “Frailty, vulnerability and social
participation: Ethical, social and political challenges for an inclusive society”.
Hosted by the Center for Medical Ethics and the European Association for Centers of Medical Ethics,
this annual colloquium includes plenary sessions as well as parallel sessions (oral presentations,
posters, thematic sessions…)
Open to academics and health care providers form all around Europe, this meeting experience – both
human and scientific - is the opportunity to exchange practices and share concerns and questions
about topics of ethical issues such as mental health, end of life, interprofesionnal care, bioethics,
dignity in care, disabled and older persons in our today’s society.
Practical Informations
Contact et information : eacme2014@univ-catholille
Registration : www.eacme2014.org
Center for Medical Ethics
Lille Catholic University
60 Boulevard Vauban - CS 40109
59016 Lille cedex France
Tél : +33 (0)3 20 13 40 86
Fax : +33 (0)3 20 13 41 46
IFsanté (location of the conference)
District of Humanicité
2 rue Théodore Monod
59160 Lomme France
Tél : +33 (0)3 20 28 36 10 10
www.ifsante.fr