Which doctors will be on board SAMU vehicles in future?

In Luxembourg, anaesthetists and anaesthesia and intensive care nurses have until now been on board SAMU vehicles. However, DP MPs Corinne Cahen and Carole Hartmann have learned that, in future, GPs or emergency doctors could also be taken on board instead of anaesthetists. The MPs asked the ministers concerned why until now only anaesthetists have been on board SAMU vehicles, whether anaesthesia and intensive care nurses could also form an emergency team with other doctors, and whether the quality of care, regardless of the doctor's specialisation, would still be guaranteed.

Question

Zanter dass et de SAMU gëtt, fiert ëmmer en Anästhesist an en Infirmier en anesthésie-réanimation mat. Eis ass elo zu Ouere komm, dass de CGDIS d’Dier opmécht, fir dass och Generalisten oder Urgentiste kënne SAMU fueren, amplaz vun Anästhesisten. Am Ausland goufen och ewell esou Mesüre geholl, well et do net genuch Anästhesiste ginn. Dat ass awer hei zu Lëtzebuerg net de Fall.

An deem Kader wollte mir dem Här Inneminister an der Madamm Gesondheetsministesch follgend Froe stellen:

  • Sinn den Här an d’Madamm Minister der Meenung, dass d’Qualitéit vun de Soinen déi selwecht ass, egal ob en Anästhesist oder en aneren Dokter um SAMU fiert?
  • Aus wéi enge Grënn ware bis haut ëmmer nëmmen Anästhesisten um SAMU?
  • Goufen d’Médecins spécialistes en anesthésie-réanimation consultéiert éier dass de CGDIS déi Decisioun geholl huet ? A wa jo, wat war hier Meenung ?
  • Sinn d‘Ministeren net der Meenung, dass d’Anästhesisten besser ausgebilt si fir z.B. Kanner ze behandelen, respektiv fir eng Persoun ze intubéieren?
  • Wa keng Anästhesiste méi um SAMU fueren, wéi ass et da mat den Infirmiers en anesthésie-réanimation, déi am Prinzip just am Binôme mam Anästhesist kënne schaffen?
  • Gedenken d’Ministeren de CGDIS ze bieden, nach eemol iwwer dës Decisioun nozedenken?

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