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医療と人文社会科学を架橋する試みとして、今回はNew York University, 社会・健康・医療NYU-Shanghaiセンター所長のTodd Meyers教授を慶應にお招きし、依存症 、慢性の病と、医療となかなかつながらない領域についてお話いただきます。精神科医の工藤先生・杉浦先生には精神科に入院している当事者の意思を聴きとり、自律を可能にするアプローチについてお話いいただき、スタンフォード人類学のSelim Gökçe Atıcıさんには日本の薬物依存症 者を対象としたケアグループの民族誌をご報告いただきます。精神科医・医療人類学者の宮地尚子先生と東大医学部の稲生宏泰 さんに、医学と人類学の視点の差異や、協働の可能性についてディスカッションしていただきます。

Program:

15:00 Introduction

15:10 Yuka Kudo, MD, Ph.D. (Gunma Hospital & Dept. of Neuropsychiatry, Keio University)

Live the Life They Are Meant To Live: Shared Decision Making with the Patients Who Have Stayed in the Hospital for A Long Time

15:50 Kanna Sugiura MD MScPH (PhD candidate The University of Tokyo)

Involuntary Psychiatric Admission and Supported Decision Making in Japan and India: Co-Production Qualitative Research by Psychiatrists and Service Users.

16:30 Selim Gökçe Atıcı, (PhD Candidate, Department of Anthropology, Stanford University)

Statistics and Violence: Ethnography of Relapse Prevention and Self-Help Groups in Japan

17:10 Break

17:30 Todd Meyers, Ph.D. (Dept. of Anthropology, New York University-Shanghai, Director, NYU-Shanghai Center for Society, Health and Medicine)

"Illness and All the Things That Come in Between: An Anthropology of De-centering in Urban America"

18:30 Commentary & Discussion

Hiroyasu Ino (Tokyo University Medical School)

Naoko Miyaji, MD, Ph.D. (Dept. of Anthropology, Hitotsubashi University)

19:00 Closing Remarks -Junko Kitanaka (Faculty of Letters, Keio University)

This symposium is funded by JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number 16KT0123 and 16H03091.