Question 11391 — health professions

Summary

Mrs. Sabine Thillaye draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the conditions of access to medical assistants in the rehabilitation sector, in particular masseurs-physiotherapists and speech therapists. The know-how of these professionals is essential to the treatment of many pathologies. However, a certain number of patients still encounter difficulties in benefiting from these treatments. First Instead, fewer and fewer of these practitioners work in hospitals, due to the persistent gap, despite recent upgrading measures, between the level of hospital civil service salary scales and the level of diploma and qualifications required. However, a certain number of rehabilitation treatments require treatment in a hospital environment. Second observation, patient access to these health professionals is subject to prescription by a doctor, preferred coordinator of the care pathway. Finally, the third difficulty is that the distribution of these health professionals across the national territory reveals significant territorial inequalities, often to the detriment of rural areas. The department of Indre-et-Loire is particularly impacted in this regard, with under-resourced living areas like Bourgueil, Langeais, Savigné-sur-Lathan or even Château-la-Vallière. She would also like to know the concrete measures that the ministry intends to implement to improve patients' access to health professionals in the rehabilitation sector.

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