Question 13209 — health

Summary

Mr. Robert Le Bourgeois draws the attention of the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities to the future of the Asalée system, following the publication of the report from the General Inspectorate of Social Affairs (IGAS) dated June 24, 2025, devoted to “control of the management and deployment of the Asalée system”. This report, which highlights the usefulness of the Asalée system in supporting people suffering from chronic diseases, highlights major management problems. These problems include financial shortcomings, risks of conflicts of interest, a lack of compliance with the law of associations, labor and public procurement, as well as administrative governance perceived as indecisive and lax. Today, more than 2,000 nurses, including many advanced nurse practitioners (RNPs), are involved in this program in collaboration with 9,000 doctors across the country. They play a crucial role in chronic disease management, therapeutic education, early detection and prevention, particularly in regions where access to care is already limited. In a recent press release, the National Order of Nurses expressed its deep concerns about the consequences of a brutal questioning of the Asalée system on continuity of care, particularly for patients with chronic illnesses. It also highlights the professional uncertainty that now weighs on the approximately 2,000 nurses and RPNs involved in this innovative public health approach. Many professionals in the field express their attachment to the Asalée system, which they consider to be an essential tool to meet the needs growing in public health, reduce territorial inequalities and support doctors in a context of demographic tension. As the system must naturally comply with the recommendations made by the IGAS, it appears equally essential that it can be sustained, secured and reinforced. It must therefore continue to respond effectively to the needs of patients and to support the professionals who engage in it, taking into account the persistent tensions over access to care, the shortage of health professionals and the necessary search for savings within the framework of the social security budget. Also, he asks him to specify the future of this system and the guarantees that will be provided to nurses, APNs and doctors involved in this system regarding the continuity of their activity and the recognition of their role in the management of illnesses. chronicles.

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