Question 16600 — health professions

Summary

Mr. Frédéric Falcon alerts the Minister of Labor, Health and Solidarity to the situation of nurses delegated to public health in the primary care team within the Asalée group. The future of nurses delegated to public health within the Asalée group (Liberal Team Health Action) is today seriously threatened while these professionals provide regular medical monitoring, preventive and educational care, as well as crucial support for patients with chronic illnesses. Their presence within multidisciplinary teams helps to guarantee comprehensive care adapted to the specific needs of each individual. The MP supports all of the demands of the nurses from the Asalée group who have been alerting the Minister in vain since the start of 2024. They find themselves in a very difficult financial situation. worrying because the delays in payment of salaries accumulate by shifting the payment date from month to month and therefore, once again, precarious this essential profession. The pressure from health insurance on these staff and the Asalée group compromises the quality of the care provided and also risks weakening the health of many patients who depend on these services. This decision could have repercussions on the workload of other health professionals, particularly general practitioners who actively collaborate with these nurses. He asks him to urgently bring together the management of the Asalée group, the national health insurance fund (CNAM) and its services in order to set up a major consultation allowing the search for lasting solutions for professionals but also for the preservation of the well-being of patients.

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