Question 10870 — health professions

Summary

Mr. Julien Aubert alerts the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the difficulties encountered by speech therapists. Indeed, the latter denounce an erosion of the provision of care in health establishments, due to a blatant lack of attractiveness of the positions. Today, a third of positions remain vacant, and patients, even in serious situations, can no longer be treated for urgent speech and language care. swallowing. University training is demanding and requires five years of study, from which graduates leave with the expectation of remuneration equivalent to 1.06 SMIC. Thus, resignations are pouring into health and medico-social establishments in large numbers, seriously affecting access to care. Today, patients' chances of progress are diminishing and both public and private services are finding it difficult to ensure the necessary care. This shortage also affects the training of speech therapy students, which is weakening, with speech therapists who work in hospitals no longer able to recruit trainee students due to lack of time. This is why he asks him what his position is on this subject and what solutions the Government intends to implement.

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