8:00 - 8:30 EDT
Room : Théâtre Symposia (level 1)
Welcome session
Nathalie Gaucher, Antoine Payot and Marie-Ève Bouthillier
Detailed Schedule
* All times are based on Canada/Eastern EST.
8:00
Canada/Eastern
8:30
Canada/Eastern
8:30 - 9:30 EDT
Room : Théâtre Symposia (level 1)
Opening plenary session - Civic involvement: We can't do without it
Remi Quirion and Vincent Dumez Moderator : Antoine Payot Objectives : 1. Understand the importance of developing the communication skills needed for patients, citizens and the scientific world to learn from each other.2. Learn how the scientific method and partnership with the patient-citizen can lead to win-win results.3. Examine the importance of engaging citizens in the scientific process, particularly in a divided global context, and how this collaboration is essential for the application and advancement of scientific research.
9:30
Canada/Eastern
9:30 - 10:30 EDT
Room : Théâtre Symposia (level 1)
Plenary | Cyborgs, biohackers and transhumanists: from curative medicine to enhancement medicine
Dominique Leclerc Moderator : Nathalie Gaucher Learning objectives 1. Define transhumanism, its origins, key principles and potential implications for society and the human condition. 2. Learn to examine the ethical issues raised by the technologies, particularly as they relate to the modification of the human body and cognition. 3. Reflect on the importance of the creative approach in inspiring towards a future where technology and humanity intersect in an ethical and equitable way.
11:00
Canada/Eastern
6 parallel sessions 11:00 - 12:30 EDT
Room : Cartier 1 (level 3)
Session A-1 | ORAL PRESENTATIONS - AI bioethics
Moderator : Philippe Sylvestre
11:00 - 12:30 EDT
Room : Cartier 2 (level 3)
Session A-2 | ORAL ABSTRACTS - Research ethics
Moderator : Charles Dupras
11:00 - 12:30 EDT
Room : International 1 (level 3)
Session A-3 | ORAL ABSTRACTS - MAiD in Canada
Moderator : Janine Winters
11:00 - 12:30 EDT
Room : Théâtre Symposia (level 1)
Session A-4 | ORAL PRESENTATIONS - Clinical ethics consultation methods
Moderator : George Agich
11:00 - 12:30 EDT
Room : Mansfield (ground floor level)
Session A-5 | ORAL PRESENTATIONS - Bioethics, EDI, screening programs
Moderator : Matthew Hunt
11:00 - 12:30 EDT
Room : International 2 (level 3)
Session A-6 | ORAL PRESENTATIONS - Pediatric decision-making
Moderator : Annie Janvier
13:30
Canada/Eastern
6 parallel sessions 13:30 - 14:30 EDT
Room : Cartier 1 (level 3)
Session B-1 | ORAL PRESENTATIONS - Patient engagement in research ethics
Moderator : Charles Dupras
13:30 - 14:30 EDT
Room : Cartier 2 (level 3)
Session B-2 | ORAL PRESENTATIONS - Transplantation ethics
Moderator : Marie-Claude Levasseur
13:30 - 14:30 EDT
Room : International 1 (level 3)
Session B-3 | WORKSHOP - Artistic expression and ethics
13:30 - 14:30 EDT
Room : Théâtre Symposia (level 1)
Session B-4 | WORKSHOP - Clinical Ethics
Moderator : Stella Reiter-Theil
13:30 - 14:30 EDT
Room : Mansfield (ground floor level)
Session B-5 (CANCELLED) | FRENCH WORKSHOP - Partenariat-patient
13:30 - 14:30 EDT
Room : International 2 (level 3)
Session B-6 | WORKSHOP - Youth engagement
14:30
Canada/Eastern
15:45
Canada/Eastern
15:45 - 16:45 EDT
Room : Théâtre Symposia (level 1)
Plenary | Patient engagement panel : More than just a seat at the table: How parents and kids can improve pediatric research
Annie Janvier, Eduard Verhagen, John Lantos and Rebecca Pearce Moderator : Nathalie Gaucher Objectifs : Describe an overview of the activities performed by resource patients/parents as well as the risks and benefits associated with these partnerships. Discuss practical issues for optimizing resource parent/patient engagement in research: protocol development, consent forms, presenting at conferences, article review, etc Discuss the integration of children and parents in institutional review boards and for consent processes.
