La révolution silencieuse des professions de santé

The Silent Revolution of Healthcare Providers : Demography, Competencies, Responsibilities The authors highlight the primordial role played by healthcare providers in the implementation and success of public policy in healthcare matters. They then review healthcare professions as a whole and underline the growing malaise caused primarily by : fear of increasingly insufficient staff, changes liable to undermine traditional modes of organisation, and the increase of their personal and professional responsibilities. In the end, the result of recent transformations is that healthcare providers seem more and more exposed and vulnerable, whereas they bear the responsibility for health policy as a whole. According to the authors, if we wish to avoid a lack of healthcare providers in the future, there must be an overall clarification of issues relating to this major sector of our social lives

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