Question 29231 — health professions

Summary

Ms. Isabelle Florennes draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the remuneration and possible regularization of practitioners with diplomas outside the European Union (PADHUE). The latter would be around 5,000 practicing on the national territory, without their diploma and level of study being recognized by France. Most of them work as so-called associate practitioners or as interns. (FFI) within hospital structures, in services under pressure such as emergency, intensive care, radiology or psychiatry. Their situation is doubly complex since they suffer from both great financial insecurity (for equal skills, their salary level is much lower than that of their graduate peers in France) and a worrying status quo regarding their status and therefore their future. professional in France. This situation was aggravated by the elimination of the knowledge validation exam (EVC), an exam which made it possible to better take into account the professional experience of these practitioners and thanks to which their progressive integration within hospital structures was made possible. Of course, some of the issues raised by the situation of PADHUE were resolved with law no. 2019-774 of 24 July 2019 relating to the organization and transformation of the health system, but the implementation of these provisions is slow and plunges practitioners even further into uncertainty. Also, the health crisis that the country is going through has made the problems of the health system even more salient; the situation of the PADHUE is one. She asks him how the Government plans to quickly regularize these practitioners and facilitate their recruitment, particularly in areas suffering from medical desertification.

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