Question 15636 — medicine

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Mr. Thierry Frappé questions the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and Disabled People on the implementation of the Pact to combat medical deserts, announced by the Government. 87% of the national territory will be classified as a medical vulnerability zone in 2026 and more than 6 million French people do not have a primary care doctor. According to the 2026 barometer from France Assos santé, 4 out of 10 French people say they have difficulty getting an appointment with a doctor, delays are getting longer, practices are refusing new patients and some are even forced to leave their homes. If the government pact provides in particular for the establishment of medical training branches in each department from the start of the 2026 school year, as well as the distribution across the territory of more than 3,700 interns in the 4th year of general medicine, the concrete effects of the measures are struggling to reach residents of the most isolated regions. For example, between 2010 and 2026, Creuse lost nearly 19% of its regular practicing doctors as in other departments and 400,000 patients with long-term illnesses now find themselves without a treating doctor. He asks for the first assessment that the Government can draw up of the deployment of this pact and the additional measures it plans to take. in order to guarantee effective access to care in the most deprived areas by the end of 2026.

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