Cooperation protocols facilitate the transfer of skills between healthcare professionals. They were created by the HPST law of 2009.
In practice, many questions arise. To gain a clearer understanding, Agoralib (the regional federation of CPTS in Nouvelle-Aquitaine) organized a conference with Dr. Tron, a public health physician at the Regional Health Agency (ARS) and head of the Human Resources in Health department. Two other CPTS from the region shared their experiences.
The CPTS Val de Guyenne is part of this desire for interprofessional cooperation and delegation, in particular to reduce "unnecessary" dependence on doctors.
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