Question 17403 — health professions

Summary

Mr. Olivier Fayssat draws the attention of the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities to the consideration of nurses, particularly childcare nurses, within the framework of the work of the national mission on perinatal and maternal health. The first proposals presented by the Government display widely shared objectives, particularly in terms of improving the quality and safety of care, reduction of territorial inequalities and strengthening of prevention. However, while several health professions, such as general practitioners, gynecologists and midwives, are explicitly mentioned in the ministerial communication, nurses, particularly childcare nurses, are not mentioned. This situation raises questions even though Law No. 2025-581 of June 27, 2025 on the The nursing profession has dedicated new skills to nursing consultation, nursing diagnosis, prevention, coordination of pathways, health education and clinical monitoring. These professionals work in particular in maternity, neonatology, neonatal intensive care, in maternal and child protection services, in school health, at home as well as within professional communities territorial health authorities, where they participate in supporting patients, supporting parenting, identifying vulnerable situations and coordinating care pathways. In this context, he asks how the Government intends to guarantee that the skills recognized by the legislator for nurses, particularly childcare nurses, will be fully taken into account in the work of the national mission. on perinatal health as well as in future directions relating to the organization of perinatal care pathways.

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