That morning, in the doctor's office, a mother and her 15-year-old daughter arrive with the flu.
“The mother is not worried, she knows what to do.
But there is a supervised duty in high school and an automatic zero in the event of absence without a medical certificate, ”
laments the general practitioner.
Then, it is the turn of a mother with her baby, who is a little feverish, to come and get
"a crèche certificate"
, necessary to be reimbursed for the toddler's lunch at 4 euros...
"Not only are we wasting time for no medical reason, but that makes Social Security bear a consultation at 25 euros to make up for a meal at 4 euros.
My arms fall away"
, the doctor is in despair.
With a colleague, the same scenario is repeated: a young man begins an internship and his employer requires a certificate attesting that all the vaccines are up to date.
“He has to come see me because a photocopy of the health record is not enough.
That’s medical time well spent!”
, the doctor is irritated again.
Another case just as ubiquitous…
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