Question 16114 — health professions

Summary

Mr. David Lorion draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the precarious situation of practitioners with diplomas outside the European Union (PADHUE) carrying out medical activity in France. Some of them have recently made proposals aimed at combating this precariousness. Thus, in public hospitals, they ask to use their qualifications and experience for patient care. thus making their contribution within the healthcare teams awaiting reinforcement. They also want the creation of a status of particular practitioner (proximity practitioner in private structure, PPSP) who would practice in areas with a deficit of practitioners by replacing retirements in private practices and nursing homes. This PPSP would therefore ensure continuity of care. In order to be able to practice in the public sector or in private structures, these PADHUE suggest a validation of skills structured around three components: a temporary exercise authorization as is already practiced for example in Germany (with the condition of mastery of the French language) leading ultimately to a permanent and permanent status; an in-depth validating diploma, with continuing training in hospitals as well as the possibility of pursue masters and medical skills which are of great importance in the training course for health professionals; validation of acquired knowledge after three years of practice on file with evaluation by a jury making it possible to decide on the abilities, autonomy and qualifications of candidates as doctors, pharmacists and dental surgeons in the exercise of their functions. He asks her to take into account all of these proposals and would like to know the Government's position on these questions.

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