Question 13511 — health professions

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Ms. Manon Bouquin questions the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities on the expansion of eligibility for AFGSU level 2 training to holders of the professional baccalaureate in Support, Care and Personal Services (ASSP). The profession of nursing assistant is a profession which recruits massively. However, this demanding profession lacks candidates to support all the health centers, in particular in EHPADs. In this context of persistent shortage, establishments frequently resort to young holders of the ASSP professional baccalaureate. This diploma, covered by the education code, is preferred for entry into a nursing assistant training institute. Even if they are privileged to continue their studies in the nursing assistant sector, many young people do not wish to extend their training and prefer to enter directly into working life. However, these graduates are not eligible for the level 2 emergency procedures and care training certificate (AFGSU). The amended decree of December 30, 2014, taken for the application of article D. 6311-19 of the public health code, reserves this training for professionals practicing one of the health professions mentioned in the fourth part of the public health code, as well as for students enrolled in training preparing for the exercise of one of these professions. Article L. 4391-1 of the Public Health Code regulates the practice of the nursing assistant profession for holders of the State nursing assistant diploma (DEAS), the certificate of aptitude for nursing assistant duties (CAFAS) or the professional nursing assistant diploma (DPAS) and therefore does not mention the ASSP diploma, which is not part of the same code. This ineligibility constitutes a barrier to the immediate employability of these motivated young people and limits the capacity of establishments to provide secure care since mastery of emergency procedures is essential in EHPADs and the health sector as a whole. She therefore wishes to know if the Government is considering a decree to this effect in order to extend AFGSU level 2 training to baccalaureate holders. professional ASSP, with the aim of meeting the need for manpower necessary for the proper functioning of the country's health establishments.

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