PASS in Song: An Ode to Health Professionals

Sociologist Nicolas Naiditch has penned sung verses to highlight the crucial role of Health Access and Listening Points (PASS).

Close-up of a stethoscope on sheet music, with blurred medical documents in the background.
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Close-up of a stethoscope on sheet music, with blurred medical documents in the background.

Sociologist Nicolas Naiditch has written a song to showcase the role of Health Access and Listening Points (PASS), following a meeting last June.

Following a meeting with sociologist Nicolas Naiditch during the Health and Precariousness day last June, he had the pleasure of writing a few sung lines about the role of PASS in health establishments. This initiative beautifully highlights the professionals working in these sectors.
The full song, lasting 5 minutes and 53 seconds, is available to listen to. Three short formats, each with a specific angle, allow for different aspects of the subject to be explored.
The short formats include: 'Who Arrives at PASS' (1 min 35), 'What We Treat There' (1 min 32), and 'Those Who Come From Afar' (1 min 55), with the latter concluding with a tribute.
Based on information from the official source: Centre Hospitalier d'Angoulême (01/10/2026)