Assemblée Générale :LYON, 7 juillet 2011

La séance est ouverte à 12 heures 30 par le Président Alain NUHRICH.

Membres présents :

Sandrine ALIBERT (Marseille), Janick ARDISSON (Paris 5), Isabelle BAGLIN (Angers), Roland BARRET (Lyon), Pascal BERTHELOT (Lille), Line BOUREL (Strasbourg), Pascal CARATO (Lille), Marie COCHARD (Reims), Patrick DALLEMAGNE (Caen), Pierre FULCRAND (Montpellier), Stéphane GÉRARD (Reims), Sylviane GIORGI-RENAULT (Paris 5), Alain GUEIFFIER (Tours), Cécile GUEIFFIER (Tours), Abdallah HAMZE (Châtenay-Malabry), Martine LEMBÈGE (Bordeaux), Vincent LISOWSKI (Montpellier), Thierry LOMBERGET (Lyon), Nicolas MASURIER (Montpellier), Edwige NICOLLE (Grenoble), Alain NUHRICH (Bordeaux), Jean-François PEYRAT (Châtenay-Malabry), Janos SAPI (Reims), Anne-Sophie VOISIN-CHIRET (Caen), Saïd YOUS (Lille).

Membres excusés :

Cécile ARELLANO (Toulouse), Jean BERNADOU (Toulouse), Jean-Daniel BRION (Châtenay-Malabry), Isabelle BESTEL (Bordeaux), Céline DERAEVE (Toulouse), Olivier DUVAL (Angers), Stéphane MOREAU (Bordeaux), Sandrine ONGERI (Châtenay-Malabry), Pascal COUDERT (Clermont-Ferrand), Caroline SABOURIN (Tours), Jean-Michel ROBERT (Nantes), Jean MARTINEZ (Montpellier), Sylvie PIESSARD (Nantes), Céline DERAEVE (Toulouse), Pascal RATHELOT (Marseille).


 La séance est ouverte à 12 heures 30 par le Président Alain NUHRICH.

1. Rapport moral

Pour notre association, l’année 2011 a connu un événement important marqué par la parution effective du dernier volume de notre Traité de Chimie Thérapeutique, consacré aux Médicaments actifs sur le système nerveux central, au mois d’avril dernier. Dans un souci de modernisation, la maison d’édition a souhaité que de nouvelles normes de présentation soient appliquées, par rapport aux précédents volumes, ce qui a nécessité un travail très important de la part de l’équipe rédactionnelle, au cours du premier trimestre 2011.

Un questionnaire sera adressé aux membres de l’AFECT, dès la prochaine rentrée afin de définir l’orientation à suivre, dans le prolongement de ce Traité, pour que l’AFECT soit connue et reconnue…

2. Bilan financier

Sylviane GIORGI-RENAULT expose le bilan financier de l’association pour l’année écoulée.

bilan lyon 2011

À l’unanimité, quitus est donné à Sylviane GIORGI-RENAULT pour sa comptabilité.

3. Bilan des membres de l’association

 Il est ensuite procédé à une brève présentation relative à la mise à jour du nombre et de la répartition des membres de l’Association. En terme de nombre total d’adhérents, l’année 2010 confirme la constante progression observée depuis 2003.

membres afect 2011

4. Résultats CNU 2011

Sylviane GIORGI-RENAULT commente brièvement le bilan de la dernière session du CNU.

mini logo afect  Qualifications en 86e section

cnu lyon 2011
  • Pour les Maîtres de Conférences, le bilan global est très positif avec plus d’une centaine de qualifiés, dont 25 % environ sont des pharmaciens.
  • Par contre, pour la qualification aux fonctions de Professeur, les résultats sont nettement moins bons avec seulement 6 qualifiés. Les abandons de certains candidats sont principalement liés à la “découverte tardive” de la nécessité de présenter une leçon…

mini logo afect  Promotions en Chimie Thérapeutique

  • MC hors classe : Laurent ETTOUATI (Lyon)
  • Pr 1ère classe : Jean-Michel ROBERT (Nantes)
  • Pr classe exceptionnelle, 1er échelon : Marie-Paule JOUANNETAUD (Poitiers)

5. Perspectives 2011-2012

mini logo afect  Réunion intermédiaire (hors assemblée générale)

Les impératifs liés à la finalisation du Traité de Chimie Thérapeutique sont en grande partie responsables de l’impossibilité matérielle d’organiser une telle réunion, en ce début d’année 2011.

La date de la prochaine réunion (début 2012) sera fixée dès la rentrée universitaire, après consultation des membres.

mini logo afect  Organisation de sessions d’entraînements pour la qualification PR

Parmi les encadrants, se sont portés volontaires : Janick ARDISSON, Jean BERNADOU, Patrick DALLEMAGNE, Sylviane GIORGI-RENAULT, Alain NUHRICH.

Le calendrier des sessions d’entraînement reste à établir.

La séance est levée à 13 heures 45.

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