Initial training regulations
Modifying texts regulating initial training for professionals in the health sector
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What is the objective of the action?
Harmonize the teaching of digital health in initial training by integrating cross-disciplinary reference frameworks into training models.
Who is it for ?
- To universities
- To health training institutes
- in fineto students
Key information
- 1st half of 2022: adoption of a transverse common repository for healthcare professionals
- 2nd semester 2022: publication of a decree and a transversal order inserting digital health into the training models of the majority of healthcare professionals
- 1st semester 2023: launch of a working group to extend the repository to sub-baccalaureate students and social workers and further integration of the repository into training models
Issues
Digital health training courses for students are not adapted to the needs of healthcare and are insufficient in number according to the diagnosis of initial training in digital health carried out in 2021, find out more here
Description
To provide a common framework for digital health adapted to business needs and standardize training content, a core, cross-disciplinary reference framework has been co-constructed by all training representatives (representatives of training establishments and students)
.This repository is intended to be the foundation of initial and continuing training.
An order and a decree published on November 10 insert the skills repository for post-baccalaureate healthcare professionals into the models for the following 12 professions:
- Audioprosthetist
- Dental surgeon
- Ergotherapist
- Nurse
- Masseur-kinésithérapeute
- Physician
- Orthophonist
- Orthoptist
- Pedicurist
- Pharmacist
- Midwife
- Senior medical imaging and therapeutic radiology technician, Medical electroradiology manipulator
This is the first time an action has impacted so many training courses simultaneously. Teaching these digital health skills will be compulsory from the start of the 2024 school year.
Work is underway to extend the teaching of this repository to other training courses.
The June 9 order provides for the integration of the skills repository for infra-bac healthcare professionals into the syllabuses of 2 training courses:
- Digital health training for healthcare assistants
- Digital health training for nursery assistants
To accompany the creation of these new modules, the AMI Compétences et Métiers d'Avenir is providing funding for this reform via its Action 1, and a Pix+Healthcare Professionals is being created
Action roadmap
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T1 2022
Drafting the most cross-disciplinary repository suitable for all healthcare training
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From 2022
Progressive changes to the texts governing initial training
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Back to school 2024 and beyond
Mandatory digital health education in initial training for most healthcare professionals