Question 13377 — health professions

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Mr. Joël Aviragnet draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the zoning of Health Life Territories (TVS) for general practitioners. The Regional Health Agency has just made public a proposal which does not include the Saint-Gaudens living area, nor that of Martres-Tolosane, in the ZIP or ZAC zone. These two living areas of Haute-Garonne are experiencing a significant decline in doctors. For example, Saint-Gaudens had 32 general practitioners in 2015, there will only be 14 at the end of 2018. It seems very important to him to take into account future projections, which are easily identifiable (retirement, planned leave for health reasons, etc.). To complete these figures, we see in Saint Gaudens an APL index of 3.5 and part of this territory is classified as a priority district of the city. Finally, it is note the dynamic initiated by 74 health professionals in the region to form a multidisciplinary, multi-site health center, a project deserving of strong support. Also, he asks him to study the modification of this zoning in order to avoid an irreversible deterioration of health procedures for these two living areas.

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