The head of government said to retain “all the proposals” of the “flash mission” entrusted to the boss of Samu-Urgences de France.
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How to respond to the crisis that threatens emergency services this summer? Traveling to the Pontoise hospital center (Val-d’Oise), Friday July 1, the Prime Minister announced that the government would retain “all proposals” of the “flash mission” entrusted at the beginning of June to the boss of the Samu-Emergencies of France. It recommended 41 measures to unclog hospitals this summer.
Among these “short-term responses”Elisabeth Borne notably confirmed a “compensation supplement” for the night work of carers, as well as a bonus of 15 euros per consultation “to encourage doctors [libéraux] taking people into unscheduled care”.
The Head of Government also announced that she would like “improve the orientation and information of patients”who must “to have the reflex of 15 [numéro du Samu] and not always come to the emergency room”. Another part of the plan concerns the possibility of “to mobilize more easily” retired doctors, as well as the development of teleconsultation.