Question 15481 — health

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Ms. Pauline Cestrières draws the attention of the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and Disabled People to the growing weakening of access to care in isolated rural areas. In many areas, particularly in mid-mountain areas, the aging of the population, geographical distance and the decline in medical demographics accentuate the difficulties of access to a general practitioner and, more largely, to a local care offer. Faced with this observation, health professionals, local elected officials and public intermunicipal cooperation establishments (EPCI) have strongly mobilized, as is particularly the case in his constituency. They have developed concrete responses based on coordinated exercise, territorial professional health communities (CPTS), multi-professional health centers, reception interns, as well as local prevention and environmental health policies. These initiatives are essential: they make it possible to mitigate the effects of the medical shortage and maintain a local health presence in areas that are already highly weakened. However, they cannot, on their own, sustainably compensate for structural imbalances which continue to widen despite incentive schemes. existing. She therefore questions him on the developments that the Government intends to initiate in order to sustainably strengthen access to care in landlocked rural areas, particularly in terms of the territorial distribution of general practitioners, support for coordinated local organizations and territorialization of health policies. She also wishes to know how the Government intends to strengthen the role of the CPTS in local policies for prevention, coordination and access to care, in conjunction with local authorities and particularly EPCIs.

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