Hospital Medical Practitioners
As a privileged partner of the APPA (Association pour les praticiens hospitaliers et assimilés or Hospital Medical Practitioners Association), Bessé has been assisting hospital medical practitioners for nearly 40 years now by designing and handling their welfare benefit schemes.
We are well aware that the members of this professional branch require constant and personalised support to face the difficulties and exhaustion they encounter. We do all that we can to provide the best possible service and advice to protect their welfare and that of their families.
Our partnership with the vast majority of hospitals throughout the land provides us with unique legitimacy and know-how, which we devote to the 40 000 interns and 55 000 hospital and assimilated medical practitioners who look after patients in France every day.
APPA presents “Coup de Blouse” for carers
60% of healthcare professionals say they suffer at work. Even more worrying is the suicide rate among doctors, which is 1.41 times higher than among the population as a whole.
“With this new platform, APPA (French association for hospital practitioners and assimilated) aims to encourage people to speak out on the topic of suffering at work to be able to provide better protection for practitioners and future doctors, while helping to raise awareness of the problems and bring about changes. “Coup de Blouse” is the first information and prevention platform on suffering at work for interns, hospital practitioners and their loved ones. Fully funded by APPA, it illustrates the association’s ambitions to raise awareness of the risks and ensure constant adaptation to their new healthcare problems. APPA thus reasserts its commitment to the issue of suffering at work, a genuine concern among practitioners, to promote quality of care and the appeal of hospital work for the future generations of doctors.”
Dr Jean-Pierre Provoost, President of APPA
A medical practitioner’s task is complex and multifaceted
This is a rapidly changing environment:
- There are not enough young doctors and great changes are taking place as far as medical internships are concerned.
- The public authorities need to be urged to make hospital careers more attractive.
- Although technology brings with it tremendous progress, it also brings profound change to the profession.
Career paths for medical professionals are becoming less linear. The young generations choose to work in public hospitals, local surgeries or clinics whereas the previous generations usually only chose a single career path. There are many different statuses, i.e. clinical director, professor of medicine, medical assistant, hospital or private medical practitioner, consultant, etc..
As far as welfare benefits are concerned, each situation is different and is not covered in the same way when it comes to work incapacity or disability.
Bessé, an expert in welfare benefits for hospital and private medical practitioners and pharmacists
Alongside APPA, whose prime objective is to improve welfare and quality of life for medical practitioners, Bessé provides its skills in a spirit of partnership with the association, based on three shared values: solidarity, simplicity and protection.
The values we share with APPA
Solidarity
A group of beneficiaries consisting exclusively of interns, medical practitioners and pharmacists based on the principle of transgenerational solidarity.
Simplicity
Thorough solutions encompassing welfare and healthcare cover that are quick to take out and personalised.
Protection
Contracts that cover practitioners throughout their whole career.
A few key figures
years of experience
hospital centre partnerships
hospital medical practitioners place their trust in us