After Prom Houses Poconos

establishment of new professions in health care, professionalization of Health Professions

The state party should decide:

New challenges in health lead to changing demands in education and training for health professionals. The FDP Saar calls on the State Government, a master plan designed for the introduction and establishment of new professions, such as the operation of the technical assistant, healthcare and to the professionalization of health professionals to implement as required.

Reason:

With about 4.4 million employees, the health care industry is the largest employment sector in Germany. This means that roughly one in ten health care operates. In Saarland, 61 000 are currently employed in the health industry employed (employment rate 15.2%) - significantly more than in the automotive industry. In this industry, young people have excellent training and good career prospects.

The problems in health care are more pressing: staff shortages, an aging population, cost pressures and efficiency measures are keywords here. One solution is the integration of new health practitioners in the area of inpatient and outpatient health care and a new division of responsibilities between the medical service and the other health professions. Through new careers in health care in the different tasks can patient care divided among several providers and hence the efficiency of treatment processes can be increased. This opens up the power system has an enormous opportunity: What is today reserved for example, because of educational barriers in a particular occupation, may in future be given by a differentiation and reorganization of the activities of other service providers with the same quality.

Although today one in ten are employed in the health sector are needed in the coming years much more in health care professionals and assistants, as this is already the case today. Prompted by the debate about the actions of the medical staff of "foreign doctors' appointments or the transmission of medical activities to other personnel, to communities - possibly in the form of a master plan - to be established with the professional and interest groups promising new careers and encouraged.