Question 15469 — health professions

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Mr. Vincent Caure questions the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities on the situation of veterinarians and physiotherapists qualified in the United Kingdom after Brexit even though they had started their studies before. Law No. 2026-373 of May 15, 2026 made it possible to open a path of recognition to doctors who obtained their diploma in the United Kingdom after its exit from the European Union. This advance constituted a response adapted to a real injustice, that of qualified health professionals, trained in a State which was then a member of the Union and who found themselves in a situation of administrative impasse simply because of Brexit. However, two categories of professionals find themselves in an identical situation without benefiting from an equivalent solution: physiotherapists and veterinarians. While rural areas face shortages of health professionals, particularly veterinarians, it would seem coherent to consider recognition similar to that granted to doctors. He asks her if she plans to extend the system of recognition of diplomas obtained in the United Kingdom before Brexit on the one hand to physiotherapists and on the other hand to veterinarians and, if so, according to what timetable.

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1. 26 May 2026

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