2023-06-05 20:22:47
Co-signed by 200 deputies of the majority, the bill against medical deserts plans to oblige doctors to join territorial professional health communities. PASCAL LACHENAUD/AFP
DECRYPTION – Doctors are concerned about the arrival in the National Assembly of the Valletoux bill which aims to respond to medical deserts.
While relations are tense between the liberal doctors and the government, after the failure in March of the conventional negotiation on their tariffs, the arrival of new texts in the National Assembly still puts oil on the fire. The doctors are seeing a boomerang return, via the deputies, of various measures that they refused in the convention. This is the case with the bill (PPL) of deputy Frédéric Valletoux (Horizon, presidential majority), whose examination began Monday in committee, before arriving in debate in the Hemicycle next Monday.
Aiming to respond to medical deserts, this PPL co-signed by nearly 200 deputies of the majority, plans to oblige doctors to join professional territorial health communities (CPTS) and creates territorial health councils (CTS) to better organize local health policy. It also expands the powers of the regional health agencies (ARS), constrains all general practitioners…
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