Question 20608 — health professions

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Mr. Joël Aviragnet draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the specialty of medical gynecology. This specialty, after being abolished in 1987, was reestablished in 2003. However, it is clear that gynecological follow-up is threatened. From 2003, it would have been necessary to train 120 medical gynecologists per year to simply replace those retiring, whereas the reality was 20 per year until 2008. then an increase to reach 82 at the start of the 2018 school year. Faced with this shortage, health professionals and patient associations are worried. Indeed, obstetrics and medical gynecology are two very distinct specialties and both are essential for women. The reform of medical studies currently underway risks once again endangering this specialty. He therefore questions him about the number of positions that will be granted to the specialty of medical gynecology.

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