Play "Apnea"
The Master's in Health Engineering at the Faculty of Pharmacy presents a play Apnea which raises questions of medical ethics.
The performance will take placeon Wednesday, January 31, at 5:30 p.m., in the Flahault lecture hall at the Botanical Institute. It will be followed by a discussion led by philosopher Christelle Nelaton and author Sophie Torresi.
The session is open to everyone, but online registration is required.
Apnea is a theatrical docu-fiction that uses the prism of the maternal relationship to show the impact of a child's chronic illness on the personal and family sphere.
The play also recounts the announcement of a transplant, the parents' disagreement with this surgical project, and the consequences of this choice on the therapeutic relationship. Thus, the show links the intimate dimension of illness to the political issues of the doctor/patient relationship. It addresses issues such as medical communication, consent to treatment, decisions on behalf of others, patient rights, and dealing with uncertainty. It aims to fuel the debate on democracy in healthcare.
Apnéewas created in 2022 with the support of the DRAC and the Hauts-de-France Region. Since then, the project has sparked numerous partnerships in the fields of health and human sciences, particularly in the area of ethics.
– Text by Sophie Torresi – With Violaine de Carné, Isabelle Saudubray, and Sophie Torresi – Artistic collaboration and sound engineering by Arnaud Carbonnier
– Contact Ingénièrie Santé de Montpellier, Patrice Ravel, Head of the Master's in Clinical Operations Management, patrice.ravel@umontpellier.fr