Montreal Health Ethics Conference Series
The Montreal Health Ethics Conference Series is an annual series of bilingual conferences / webinars that aim to bring together multiples public agents regarding different subjects in health ethics. The series’ objective, supported by many academic institutions located in Montreal, is to promote interdisciplinary reflection as well as foster new ways of thought that better assemble the larger public.
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ABOUT THE SERIES
The Montreal Health Ethics Conference Series aims to bring clinicians, academics, patients, politicians, public figures, students and community members together to think about and discuss issues in health ethics. This series was formerly known as the Montreal Neuroethics Network. It has hosted dozens of scholars from local and international institutions since 2007.
2021 THEME: Wellness, health and human flourishing
More than ever, the question of well-being is at the heart of our lives and our concerns, but what role do we really give it in our personal and professional lives and more broadly in our society? Does the dream of a good life guide our health and social choices? Is this ideal accessible to all? How does our health care system respond to different visions of health and wellness? What place does this ideal take in our social, economic and political life? This series of lectures will highlight the perspectives of leading international experts reflecting on ethical issues related to wellness. The series will also focus on a number of critical interventions that will lead us to reflect on an inclusive vision of wellness and health, particularly for Aboriginal peoples, visible minorities and marginalized people.
2021 series
DECEMBER 2, 2021: Closing panel
Réflexions sur le bien-être, la santé et l’épanouissement humain dans le contexte de l’éthique de la santé
- Hubert Doucet, honorary bioethics professor, Institut d’études religieuses, Université de Montréal
- Aude Bandini, Assistant professor, Département de philosophie, Université de Montréal
- Richard Mayrand, Executive Vice President, Pharmacy and Governmental Affairs, Jean Coutu Group
- Clara Dallaire, PhD student, Biomedical Sciences, Clinical Ethics, Université de Montréal
- Abdou Simon Senghor, posdoctoral fellow, Pragmatic Health Ethics Research Unit