Question 11205 — health professions

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Mr. Peio Dufau draws the attention of the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities to the difficulties of access to consultations relating to prevention and essential medical care (dermatology for screening and monitoring of moles, reconstructive surgery after breast cancer, management of complications linked to obesity, etc.), while appointments for acts aimed aesthetics remain easy to obtain. This situation creates inequalities in access to care and can delay the treatment of serious pathologies such as delayed diagnoses of melanoma, delay in treatment for post-cancer reconstructive surgery. It also reveals incentive effects linked to pricing and the organization of care provision. Also, in order to guarantee the primacy of necessary care and the protection of public health, he asks what measures the Government intends to take to develop the code of medical ethics and the organization of care. He would like to know in particular whether the Government plans to propose a modification of the code of ethics in order to explicitly include the priority of care over aesthetic activities.

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