Question 14689 — hospital public service

Summary

Mr. Nicolas Ray draws the attention of the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and Disabled People to the situation of administrative staff in the hospital public service. Initially responsible for exclusively administrative tasks, hospital administrative assistants today carry out missions that go well beyond this framework. Indeed, in many establishments, these agents now provide missions linked to the management of complex medical files, activity coding, coordination between services, as well as human resources or the organization of care pathways. These developments illustrate an increase in skills and responsibilities which reflects the growing role that these administrative staff have taken in the operation of hospital establishments. However, their statutory recognition remains unsuitable and the level of their remuneration reflects neither the technicality nor the importance of the missions now carried out. The index scales applicable to category C personnel remain unattractive, with limited prospects for advancement. This situation fuels a feeling of downgrading among these agents which harms the attractiveness of these essential professions. In this context, health establishments are encountering increasing difficulties in recruiting and retaining their administrative staff, leading to workforce instability and long-term vacancies which weaken the organization of services and the continuity of missions essential to the proper functioning of hospital structures. In order to preserve the proper functioning of the public hospital service, he wishes to know the measures that the Government intends to take to recognize the contribution of administrative staff to the continuity of the public hospital service and guarantee them an upgrade of their status and their remuneration commensurate with their commitment.

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