Question 29864 — health professions

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Ms. Anissa Khedher draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the situation of practitioners with diplomas outside the European Union (PADHUE). The covid-19 health crisis has highlighted numerous inequalities, already present but less visible, which remain within French society. These inequalities are found within the health system itself. In France, the number of non-medical doctors is estimated at between 4,000 and 5,000. European Union nationals often working in key specialties such as emergency medicine, intensive care, etc. While France lacks doctors, they are an essential resource for its health system. Also, the latter do not benefit from the same status, not the same recognition, nor the same remuneration as their French counterparts or nationals of a member country of the European Union. This is explained by the fact for some that their diplomas do not benefit from equivalence with those of their French or European colleagues. However, on the front line, as usual, they exercise with the same dedication, the same self-sacrifice, the same expertise to take care of their patients, to save lives. Also, she asks if the Ministry of Health has started a reflection to improve the integration and the situation of practitioners with qualifications outside the European Union within the French health system. If this were the case, she would like to know what avenues are being considered.

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