DIRECT. Hospital crisis: the procession of demonstrators set off in Paris – franceinfo

Find here all of our live #HOPITAL13h15: ” We have invested to have better remuneration for caregivers. We see that this has not prevented weariness on the part of some caregivers, who have (.. .) may have wished to move on after months of the Covid crisis. But we are not going to give up. demonstrations by caregivers are planned today in France. The Prime Minister assures that the objective of the “Flash mission” announced by Emmanuel Macron is to identify “solutions” that can be put in place “as of this summer”. legislative elections, nine unions (including CGT, SUD and CFE-CGC) and collectives (including Inter-Hospitals and Inter-Emergencies) are organizing a day of mobilization today. In Paris, demonstrators are expected in front of the Ministry of Health from 1:30 p.m. We go around the reasons for the anger of caregivers. (MARTIN LELIEVRE / HANS LUCAS / AFP)
12:03 p.m .: What are the main news headlines: Several unions and hospital collectives are calling for mobilization to demand recruitment and wage increases, against the backdrop of the emergency crisis. Rallies are expected, in particular at 1:30 p.m. in front of the Ministry of Health in Paris. After the death of a woman hit by police shooting on Saturday in Paris, the custody of the three police officers present was extended. intense street fighting continues” in Sievierodonestk, Volodymyr Zelensky said last night. In this key city in the province of Luhansk, “the situation changes every hour”, according to the mayor. “We have a midwifery problem”, alert for example on franceinfo Joëlle Belaisch-Allart, president of the National College of French gynecologists and obstetricians. “They are a little tired of the difficulty of the birth room and are moving towards gynecology and planning in town”, she explains. This is pushing some maternity hospitals to give up certain consultations and childbirth preparation courses. all areas of the public hospital. And are not convinced either by the Ségur de la Santé which was held in 2020, nor by the announcement of a “flash mission” which should lead to new proposals at the end of June. Here is a summary of the causes of the movement. 11:46 a.m .: “The diagnosis was made well before Ségur and even if ten billion have been put on the table, including 450 million for practitioners, these measures are insufficient. There is no I only need money: you have to train people so that they can do their job. For example, in my department, I sometimes push stretchers because I don’t have nurses’ aides in my department. level of emergencies, in particular.” On franceinfo, a representative of emergency physicians, Jean-François Cibien, insists on the many needs of the public hospital, while gatherings of caregivers are organized throughout France today. 09:52: ” There, the problem that arises is that all that is institutions, ministries, professional associations say to do the 15. We are already under tension and there, it will be even worse. (…) There is approximately 1,500 medical files per day.”While caregivers are mobilizing today to to denounce the lack of means and manpower, our journalist Mathilde Imberty collected testimonies in the Rhône. Including that of Alexandre, who answers calls on 15 and fears an even heavier load with the arrival of sunny days and accidents related to outdoor activities. Several unions and hospital collectives are calling for mobilization to demand recruitment and wage increases, against the backdrop of the emergency crisis. Rallies are expected, especially in Paris. After the death of a woman hit by police shooting on Saturday in Paris, the custody of the three police officers present was extended. “Intense street fighting continues” in Sievierodonestk, said Volodymyr Zelensky last night. In this key city in the province of Luhansk, “the situation is changing every hour”, according to the mayor. mourning work of the hospital.” And if the vaccination obligation was lifted, the suspended caregivers would not all return to work. Since last September and the entry into force of the measure, some, like Emilie, have told me that they have turned the page, out of the need to find an income or out of rejection from the institution and certain colleagues with whom relations have deteriorated. were tense. They also find it difficult to believe in their possible reintegration: Emmanuel Macron had opened the door in April, but wants to wait for the Scientific Council to qualify Covid-19 as “endemic”. The HAS, which was to be seized for an opinion, has not yet been. More details in my article. 08h24: Reintegrating the non-vaccinated would, on the other hand, strengthen the hospital workforce, which is why personalities like Patrick Pelloux are calling for it. But, nine months after the entry into force of the vaccination obligation, there is no count of the number of caregivers dismissed for this reason: in the fall, the figure of 7,930 caregivers had been advanced, but it is likely to be incomplete and to have evolved a great deal since then. Impossible, therefore, to measure the usefulness of their return for the hospital piblic.08h27: “The epidemiological argument was true and could become so again [en cas de nouvelle vague]. This is when the risk of these people being infected is high. And if they are in contact with fragile patients, these patients are put at risk.” Unsurprisingly, epidemiologists tend to defend the suspension of unvaccinated people. They recall that the vaccine does not prevent contamination, but reduces the risk and that it is far from impossible for a new epidemic wave to hit France in the coming months. table a measure that was no longer really debated: the vaccination obligation for caregivers. The CGT, in particular, makes a demand for it within the framework of the organized social movement today. But this idea raises many questions: is not Is it not yet risky in terms of health? Are there enough suspended caregivers to change the situation? And do they want to get back to their jobs? I try to answer them in this article. (RAFAEL HENRIQUE / SOPA IMAGES / SIPA)
8:08 a.m .: “We must reform, relieve congestion and debureaucratize the hospital because we are dying of it” 🗨 @BrunoRetailleau, senator and president of the LR group in the Senate, on the hospital crisis ▶ #Les4V https://t.co/YleGvWoLCT
8:31 am: On this day of mobilization at the public hospital, Bruno Retailleau defends on France 2 the creation of an additional year of studies for future general practitioners, during which they should practice “in a medical desert”, to “unclog ” the emergencies. The leader of the LR senators also pleads for hospitals managed in a more “artisanal” way, where “big decisions can be taken by doctors”. in the hospital. He underlines that the lack of means and the feeling of “loss of meaning” do not concern only the health system, but also the public service in general, and in particular National Education and justice.07:42: One week after the announcement by Emmanuel Macron of a “flash mission” to find solutions to the emergency crisis, nine unions and hospital collectives are calling for a day of action today. The CGT, on the initiative, lists rallies planned in 50 cities. In Paris, a rally will take place at 1:30 p.m. in front of the Ministry of Health. emergency crisis background. Rallies are expected, especially in Paris. Boris Johnson will remain the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. He saved his head in a vote of confidence by Conservative MPs, but the scoreline illustrates the fragility of his position (211 votes in favor and 148 against). sell for its own profit” are “credible”, judged the United States. “All this is deliberate,” accused the head of diplomacy, Antony Blinken.
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