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Question 13158 — health professions

answeredFrance· National Assembly· FR

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9 September 2018

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Mr. Pierre Person draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the ineffectiveness of the right to accumulation granted to full-time hospital doctors. Indeed, article R. 6152-30 of the public health code provides the possibility, for a hospital practitioner engaged full-time, to exercise two half-days of medical activity of general interest. This is distributed weekly, according to an established convention between organizations and only for activities listed in Article L. 6112-1 of the Public Health Code. In fact, this “right to accumulation”, a vector of research and development, sharing of skills and provision of care and expertise outside the hospital, is only slightly effective and rarely granted to hospital doctors employed full-time. However, certain non-hospital medical centers, particularly those dedicated to pathologies of cognition, can only function through the weekly provision of care provided by specialist doctors and paramedical staff. Thus, the effectiveness of the “right to accumulation” for full-time hospital practitioners conditions the operation of these medical centers, in town and in rural areas. Thus, in the continuity of the health plan, he would like to know the directions that she would like to adopt about this.

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