Mobilization in hospitals, live: “To reverse the trend, it will take fifteen to twenty years” – Le Monde

The Ségur de la santé has resulted mainly in a partial recovery of the loss of purchasing power linked to the freezing of the index point from 2010. However, this is clearly insufficient to reverse the heavy trend of disaffection caregivers for the public hospital. From my point of view, the Ségur was quite catastrophic, because, installed at the end of the first confinement, the caregivers, applauded on the balconies during the first wave of Covid-19, expected a lot, certainly too much. The disappointment was severe and, for example, many of the paramedics who led the Inter-Emergency Collective, at the forefront of the mobilizations in 2018 and 2019, left, either to other services or left the hospital. public to become advanced practice nurses. Unanimously, my hospital interlocutors, doctors or nurses, had the impression of having been “rolled in flour” if you allow me this expression. However, one thing must be said: the government had very limited room for maneuver, since the hospital system pays for a two-decade policy, particularly in terms of the demographics of health professionals.