The basic laws of medical staff will make it possible to clarify the features of professional life – New Algeria

The Minister of Health, Abdelhak Sayhi, confirmed today, Wednesday in Algiers, that the draft basic laws and…Compensatory systems For medical and para-medical lines it will enable new parameters to be clarified For professional life for these wires.
During a speech he delivered at a meeting that dealt with the issue of digitization in the health sector, Mr My traveller Approval of the Council of Ministers, held yesterday, Tuesday, headed by the President of the Republic, Mr Abdel Majeed Tebbouneon draft basic laws and compensation systems for employees belonging to the medical and paramedical staff, as they are among the best laws the health sector has witnessed.
The Minister highlighted that, thanks to these projects, the features of the professional life of all those affiliated with the health sector, which also includes the category of common staff and contractors, will become clear, and they will also benefit from privileges, including those related to classification in new ranks, with the aim of advancing this category, which has proven its worth in the field.
Mr. Saihi highlighted, on the occasion, that the draft basic laws and compensation systems for medical and paramedical staff “were drafted with the participation of all parties, such as the social partner, management and experts,” describing this path as “the fruit of collective work.”
After praising the care that the President of the Republic gives to the health sector, the Minister stated that the President of the Republic directed him, during the recent Cabinet meeting, to continue preparing legal texts that guarantee the privacy of medical and paramedical staff to enable them to benefit from other privileges.
On the other hand, the Minister urged those affiliated with the health sector to continue working to provide health services that ensure optimal care for patients, praising the human and material capabilities that the state has provided for the benefit of the sector.
On the occasion, Mr. Saihi called for accelerating the completion of the digitization of all processes related to the health sector, especially the patient’s medical file, as well as the endeavor to manage hospitals, within the zero-paper approach, as an embodiment of the principle of transparency in the management of health services.