Question 17137 — health professions

Summary

Ms. Sophie Auconie draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the training of childcare nurses. Indeed, in 2016, following the Major Health Conference, measures were taken, in particular measure thirteen on the educational supervision of paramedical training. Then, a mission was entrusted to IGAS and IGAENR the same year. Their results were consistent with those of the National Association of Graduate Childcare Workers and Students (ANPDE). State-certified childcare nurses (IPDE) or pediatric nurses are present everywhere: in the hospital sector, in the extra-hospital sector with consultations, in maternal and child protection centers (PMI), in specific sectors such as advanced technical care activity. This type of caregiver notably supports children before and after their hospitalization. There is a real need for technical skills and a need to go further in their training. In fact, a nurse has three years of general training. However, without being specialized, he will be recognized as having the same qualifications as a childcare nurse and will therefore have the same missions. However, to be specialized in childcare, nurses follow a training cycle of a year or even two which does not allow recognition of their acquired qualification as a “specialty”. It is necessary that this training be recognized like that of nurse anesthetists which has been upgraded by a master 2, training recognized as qualifying. She therefore asks him to indicate whether the measures in this report will be applied by the Government to childcare nurses.

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