Question 7807 — medicine

Summary

Mrs. Laure Miller draws the attention of the Minister to the Minister of Labor, Health, Solidarity and Families, responsible for health and access to care, on the implementation of the 4th year of the diploma of specialized studies in general medicine and more precisely on the financial support of junior doctors. The Government's current project therefore plans to shift the burden of this support to the university internship supervisors (MSU), giving rise to serious concern on the part of these practitioners about their ability to accommodate junior doctors while maintaining the balance of their structure. Thus, a national survey, carried out jointly by the National College of Teaching General Practitioners and the National Union of General Medicine Teachers, shows that, out of 4,439 MSUs questioned, more than 45% wish in principle welcome a junior doctor. However, only 16% are ready to do so under the conditions set by the Government. The risk is therefore significant that an immense majority of future junior doctors end up in hospital, which would lead to a strong imbalance in the training of future general practitioners and cause the State to miss a major objective of this new 4th year, which the Government indicated in August 2023 that it was intended to be “essentially carried out in outpatient training” and therefore to help combat medical deserts. She would firstly like to know if, given the concerns raised by MSUs, the Government plans to better financially support those who take charge of one or more junior doctors and, secondly, what means are implemented to ensure that this reform, which arouses great hope in the territories, can achieve all of its objectives.

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