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In a context of severe medical shortage and unequal access to care for populations in certain territories, GPs’ are being encouraged to practice in desertified areas. This article analyses young GPs’ perceptions of desertification in relation to medical training and their motivations for setting up...
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cairn-RFAS_244_9999RFASRevue française des affaires sociales https://shs.cairn.info/revue-francaise-des-affaires-sociales-2024-4-page-289?lang=fr Pages de fin Dagot, Céline2024 fre Revue française des affaires sociales | 244 | 4 | 2024-12-24 | p. 289-291 | 0035-2985 RFAS_24472 In a context of severe medical shortage and unequal access to care for populations in certain territories, GPs’ are being encouraged to practice in desertified areas. This article analyses young GPs’ perceptions of desertification in relation to medical training and their motivations for setting up practice. Despite the incentives offered by regional and local public health policies, the qualitative data gathered reveals that practising, or even setting up practice, in desertified areas where the needs for care are important, is not without professional and personal arbitrations in the eyes of the young doctors. However, behind the conventional and stereotyped rhetoric, there are a number of determining factors that open the way to possible directions, particularly in rural areas.Dans un contexte de forte pénurie médicale et d’inégal accès aux soins des populations sur certains territoires, les médecins généralistes sont incités à exercer dans les zones désertifiées. Cet article analyse la perception qu’ont les jeunes médecins généralistes de la désertification en lien avec la formation médicale et les motivations à l’installation. Malgré les incitations des politiques publiques régionales et locales de santé, le recueil qualitatif révèle que l’exercice, voire l’installation dans des zones désertifiées où les besoins de soins sont importants ne sont pas sans arbitrages professionnels et personnels de la part des jeunes médecins. Toutefois, derrière un discours convenu et stéréotypé, se repèrent des déterminants à l’installation qui ouvrent la voie à des orientations possibles, notamment en milieu rural.Cairn free access |
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In a context of severe medical shortage and unequal access to care for populations in certain territories, GPs’ are being encouraged to practice in desertified areas. This article analyses young GPs’ perceptions of desertification in relation to medical training and their motivations for setting up practice. Despite the incentives offered by regional and local public health policies, the qualitative data gathered reveals that practising, or even setting up practice, in desertified areas where the needs for care are important, is not without professional and personal arbitrations in the eyes of the young doctors. However, behind the conventional and stereotyped rhetoric, there are a number of determining factors that open the way to possible directions, particularly in rural areas. |
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