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Question 1448 — higher education

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Mr. Stéphane Rambaud draws the attention of the Minister of Health and Access to Care to the creation of the specialized studies diploma (DES) as part of the overhaul of the third cycle of pharmaceutical studies. Indeed, while long DESs in hospital pharmacy and medical biology were respectively implemented in 2017 and 2019, the application of short DESs for the pharmacy and industry sectors is, for its part, without ceases to be postponed. The National Association of Pharmacy Students of France (ANEPF) points out that the sixth year of training which should allow students to obtain the keys necessary for their entry into the professional world is not satisfactory. She denounces an approach still too based on theory, internship supervisors not trained in the supervision and support of a sixth year pharmacy. The status of trainee does not seem to correspond to the reality of the missions carried out by students who often already carry out the actions of a real pharmacist. This status also implies compensation which is too low to be able to live on. She also points out that students currently do not benefit from any assistance for travel or accommodation, whether in town or rural areas and that this absence seriously harms their power to assess the different ways of exercising their future profession depending on the typology of pharmacies or their location. Faced with this situation and acknowledging the relevant remarks made by the pharmacy students, he asks her to kindly indicate to him the decisions she intends to take in order to respond as quickly as possible to the demands of the ANEPF and to implement a reform of the third cycle of studies. pharmaceuticals which is based on better quality training via a reinforced internship in line with the profession of pharmacist of today and tomorrow.

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