The day after her meeting with the members of the “flash mission” to manage the hospital’s summer crisis, and more particularly emergencies, the Prime Minister, Elisabeth Borne, confirmed on Friday 1er July, retain all the 41 proposals made to him by the president of SAMU-Urgences de France (SUDF), François Braun.
Traveling to the Pontoise hospital center (Val-d’Oise) with the Minister of Health, Brigitte Bourguignon, Mme Terminal insisted on three axes “to be declined in each territory”. First of all, “improve the orientation and information of patients”in particular by encouraging the population to call the SAMU telephone platform, on 15, in the event of a problem and not to systematically go to the emergency services.
Then, the Prime Minister warned of the need to “mobilize all health professionals”, which will notably involve financial incentives for private doctors – an increase of 15 euros for consultations for the care of people who are not in their patient base. Mme Borne also wants to be able to allow pharmacists and physiotherapists to do things they haven’t done before, such as renewing prescriptions for chronic care.
“Short term responses”
The Prime Minister also raises the possibility of opening medical centers on Saturday morning “to have a greater supply of care”the desire to facilitate procedures for retired doctors who would like to mobilize this summer, or even encourage the use of telemedicine, considered “a good solution in areas where there is a lack of care”.
Finally, at the hospital, Mr.me Terminal says want “encourage and recognize the difficult conditions of night work”. For three months will therefore be tested the doubling of remuneration increases for the care of nursing staff, as well as a 50% increase in the remuneration of medical staff.
“It was not a question of redoing an audit of the health systeminsisted Elisabeth Borne in front of the journalists. But to see the tools available to health professionals for this summer. » As of next week, the regional health agencies will be able to decline the ” toolbox “ of 41 proposals on their territories. But these “short-term responses” only prefigure the ” background work “ which will have to be put in place, territory by territory, to try to respond to the more general crisis of the French health system.
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