Question 23760 — health professions

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Mr. Stéphane Demilly alerts the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the recruitment difficulties encountered by certain physiotherapy practices in rural areas. In particular, he is today challenged by a physiotherapy practice which, despite a suitable structure, is unable to recruit a physiotherapist to meet the needs of the population. Certainly, two recent studies by the DREES show, on the one hand, that, by By 2040, the number of physiotherapists will increase by 57%, making it possible to meet care needs and, on the other hand, inequalities in accessibility to nurses, masseurs-physiotherapists and midwives continue to decrease. However, despite these data which attest to a significant improvement, medical deserts persist and are a reality, particularly in rural areas. Medical desertification must not be considered only through the prism of general practitioners. He therefore asks what measures will be taken to respond to the distress of these professionals who are forced to refuse patients or give appointments within unacceptable deadlines.

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