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37283

Question 37283 — health professions

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Mrs. Marie-Christine Verdier-Jouclas questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health on the application of barrier gestures by patient transport companies, namely ambulances, and on that of disinfection measures for their vehicles. It would seem that the text on the guidelines for the transport of patients in the context of the 2nd wave of the covid-19 epidemic are not very restrictive. They require only one cleaning of the vehicle per day for the transport of patients not suspected or confirmed of covid-19 infection. This cleaning alone is the mandatory minimum and encourages the negligence of certain transport companies. A person who is not suspected of being infected with the virus can just as easily be a carrier and contagious; the person who will be transported behind them then takes the risk of contracting the virus in turn. These companies transport of patients, the latter potentially suffering from covid-19, are at the forefront of this health crisis. However, the regulations on cleaning raise questions about the application of barrier gestures by transport companies. The MP draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to the subject of the supervision of the disinfection of transport vehicles. She invites rethink this instruction and facilitate checks on its application.

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