Question 10446 — health professions

Summary

Mr. Tristan Lahais draws the attention of the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities to the strong expectations raised by the adoption of Law No. 2025-581 relating to the nursing profession, promulgated on June 27, 2025. The law marked a historic step forward for the nursing profession, finally recognizing the central role of 640,000 nurses in the health system. She dedicated their autonomy, their prescribing capacity, direct access to the profession as well as their mission of coordinating care pathways: all essential tools for improving access to care in a context of medical desertification. Adopted unanimously by Parliament, the law demonstrated the strong consensus that reigns on this essential subject. Today, professionals are still waiting for the regulatory translation of the law. The draft decree currently prepared by the general direction of healthcare provision is causing great concern in the profession, which fears a distance from the spirit as well as from the letter of the law: direct access is not translated; nursing autonomy is reduced to a simple list of administratively decided acts; coordination and orientation of patients are relegated to a passive function and the orientation even disappears completely from the text; the prescription is limited. These setbacks create a worrying gap between legislative recognition and regulatory application. They compromise the implementation of the advances desired by Parliament and expected by patients. For all these reasons, he asks him if he intends to ensure that the future regulatory translation faithfully respects the law of June 27, 2025, explicitly affirms patients' direct access to nurses, fully recognizes the autonomy of the profession and its prescribing power and recognizes the role of nurses in coordinating and guiding care pathways.

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