Question 25656 — health professions

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Ms. Anissa Khedher draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the innovative initiatives that private companies are developing locally in terms of itinerant medicine and mobile care provision. The devices in question, currently being tested in particular in the Rhône, make it possible to offer, via a vehicle equipped like a city doctor's office, access to care for citizens living in territories considered medical deserts. However, obstacles remain to the development of this activity, which nevertheless responds to a current issue. In fact, to date, this type of care offering close to the patient is not considered a home visit and does not benefit from the related increase. However, qualifying these consultations as home visits would make it possible to balance the budgets of operation of this experiment. In this scenario, mileage costs would only be counted once (single round trip). Also, reducing the rules which link the experimentation of mobile medicine to a fixed location in all the territories concerned is a framework considered too restrictive, the latter not allowing health professionals, general practitioners, to practice more than 30 minutes away. affiliated health centers. This provision could allow the stakeholders concerned to consider more pooling of resources and generate savings in this way. Thus, she asks what vision her ministry has on the development of mobile medicine and, within a rigorously regulated framework to limit abuse, what developments are planned to support and facilitate the deployment of these solutions. innovative in the region.

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