Question 13372 — health professions

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Mrs. Christine Pires Beaune draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the evolution of the conventional negotiations of liberal nurses with Health Insurance. The three unions representing nurses left the negotiating table considering that the envelope proposed by Health Insurance is totally disconnected from the issues linked to the ambulatory shift chanted by the authorities. The proposals they supported to change the nomenclature and promote the role of liberal state-certified nurses (IDEL) in the drug circuit or even register them as a natural sector after surgery, are only taken up by Health Insurance at a minimum. Furthermore, a subject as major as the involvement of IDELs in the monitoring of oral chemotherapy at home is simply set aside in favor of the missions assigned to future advanced practice nurses. One of the main unions began a strike on Monday September 10, 2018 aimed at denouncing the treatment reserved for the profession by the Government. This blocking situation results in harmful consequences for Health Insurance and patients (stopping of all prescriptions for materials and dressings with systematic referral of patients to the treating doctor; systematic invoice of all influenza vaccination procedures until now often free because they are integrated or associated with other care). As discussions on the social security financing bill for 2019 will soon begin, she asks him if the Government intends to take concrete measures, commensurate with the efforts made towards other professions, allowing the resumption of negotiations initiated with nurses if there is is over a year old.

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