An electric end to the session last night at the Assembly.
The bill defended by the Insoumise Caroline Fiat aimed at the reintegration of the staff of health establishments not vaccinated against Covid-19 was not adopted.
From 10 p.m., the exchanges went up a notch, leading to multiple suspensions of sessions.
Questioned this Friday morning on
RTL
, the president of the Fédération Hospitalière de France (FHF), Arnaud Robinet, indicated that "
the debate had no place to be
" and that "there
are rules when one is hospital worker
”.
In France, out of 600,000 practicing nurses, 500 are not vaccinated against Covid-19.
If Arnaud Robinet is against their reintegration into the hospital environment, it is above all for "
a moral, ethical and public health question
".
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In addition to Covid-19, the president of the FHF underlines that “
two thirds of nurses are not vaccinated against the flu
” and wonders “
whether this vaccine should be made compulsory
” for medical personnel.
On the private side, the number of flu vaccines has dropped by 20% compared to the 2021 campaign. He thus calls on the French people concerned “
to go and get vaccinated
”.
“
Think of the caregivers, the hospitals
” who are experiencing “
a bottleneck with a triple epidemic of bronchiolitis, Covid-19 and flu which arrives much earlier and which is very virulent
”, he adds.
Arnaud Robinet recalls that "
the Hospital has not yet regained its 2019 level of activity
" and fears "
deprogramming
" this winter.
He adds that to date, "
3.5 million acts have not been performed in 2022
".
“
A form of responsibility and solidarity must be put in place
,” he insists.
