The migration of Algerian doctors towards French government hospitals this time came with a "more bitter and more painful" taste, compared to its predecessors than the times when the country witnessed a bleeding that affected its competencies of medical cadres over decades.
"The matter is not easy," says Salim bin Khadida, the professor of heart disease at Mustafa Pasha Hospital in Algiers, says, "We have the right to protest, suffer and pain, Algeria has lost thousandsThey are from butter butter..
With sorrow, Bin Khadda continues, "dozens of heart disease specialists out of a total of 100 candidates in this specialization only, including our students who have made the soul and the precious to form them for a period of more than four years, so they became experts in their field and with high efficiency.".
The professor does not stop there, saying, "Believe me and I am aware of what I say they can work in the finest European hospitals and they are well taught to that, the dozens preceded them and they are now in French and German hospitals.".
In the opinion of Salim bin Khaddah, the matter is a great worthy of the uprising of society and a wide discussion because those who left the elite of the elite and the first in all their educational stages from the baccalaureate to specialization.."It is a calamity and a catastrophe for those who have a heart and a conscience.".
Reform
Before revealing the migration of Algerian doctors who succeeded in the debate exam and the equivalence of certificates, which is the main gateway to work in France, and thousands of doctors from about 24 countries outside the European Union participated in it and 2000 doctors won 1,200 Algerians, Algeria organized a conference to discuss a plan to reform the health system, attended byPresident Abdul Majeed Taboun, the government and health directors of the states, doctors, professional unions and pharmacists.
Among the statements stipulated in the recommendations of the health conference are reviewing the basic laws related to medical crews, civil service law, incentive and compensation system, and the increase in the allowances designated for the employers of higher positions at the level of health institutions, in addition to preparing and providing health equipment and health safety equipment and enabling health sector users to benefit from retirementPreparation given the hardship of work in the field.
Wage problem and other reasons
While Algerian President Abdel -Majid insists on emphasizing that the health system in Algeria is "the best in Africa", specialists believe that the sector needs to be frank sessions and a real revolution to advance it, so that the desire for realism in analyzes does not overwhelm, and they confirm that the migration of doctors towards different destinations inIts introduction to France, she had several introductions to everyone, in addition to other reasons that wages constitute one of the main factors, which is confirmed by the head of the Professors Syndicate and for medical university researchers, Rashid Belhadj, in statements made by government radio..
And if the successful Algerian doctors in the French competition will be subject to an applied training in a two -year hospital, in which they receive the salary of the French resident, or between 2,500 to 3500 euros per month, to double after the end of the training to the salary of the French doctor himself.
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Belhaj says that "the current wages that doctors receive do not allow them even to buy a new house or car," adding in the same context, "It is not fair that a professor who practiced the profession for more than 20 years between 24 to 30 million centimeters (from 200 to 240dollar)".
In fact, by Belhadj, "The general doctors in hospital institutions receive fewer wages than cleaners or secretaries in some institutions.".
What is happening, according to Algerian health, can only be linked to the professional causes that are several of them, as the Minister of Sector Abdul Rahman bin Bouzid stated, "There are personal and family reasons that drive doctors to migrate, in addition to the absence of working conditions and the desire of some to live outside the country."He returns to admit in his response to a parliamentary accountability that "Algeria has formed and the doctors are every year, and they are doctors who have high efficiency and acceptable abroad because they find better conditions."
The Ministry of Health appears to be embarrassed on the other hand, as it becomes clear from the statements of Ben Bouzid, which indicates that "what happened rang the alarm, and there is a committee that we formed from several ministries and we are working together and looking for the reasons to find solutions, but I say that the solution is not easy, there is thereWhoever chooses to continue his studies abroad and then settles there, and these cannot prevent them..
Another health authorities are also facing the rejection of the old generation of doctors to retire despite reaching the age of the specified for that, which makes it difficult for young energies graduating at medical and universities institutes.
But after the migration of 1,200 doctors, she found herself forced to bridge the vacuum by announcing the preparation for opening the door for employment for specialists and students graduating from the semi -medical training centers..The Algerian Minister of Health said, "The employment will be according to new requests and data, in order to create a qualitative leap in the health sector.".
It is worth noting that the health sector in Algeria has maintained a high level in the annual budget for the year 2022, as it represents the third largest budget in the country after the defense and education sectors, with allocations of limits 3.1 billion US dollars.
Perhaps the remarkable thing about the issue or what can be extracted from the migration of Algerian doctors is that this time she presented some facts surrounding the practice of the profession in Algeria, as it showed that the new generation is no longer able to keep up with the narrow horizons after years of effort and knowledge, and that the elites have become more susceptible to leaveThe country, if you find the opportunity to do so, so that the loser in the end is not the immigrant minds looking for their right to creativity and scientific giving, as much as the country that bleeds its makers of excellence abroad in exchange for a healthy system that needs those who help them, with the confessions of officials and doctors in specialization.