
Premiums and disposable income
Following the premium announcement, the PCP calls for solidarity in financing and adequate resources for primary care.
ReadA health system must be judged by accessible care and the distribution of its costs. The PCP connects solidarity in financing with staffing, primary care and the regional organisation of services. Premium announcements, hospital decisions and working conditions must be examined together: shifting expenditure does not by itself create care capacity.

Following the premium announcement, the PCP calls for solidarity in financing and adequate resources for primary care.
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The PCP calls for qualifications, working time, retention and patients’ needs to be considered together.
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The PCP’s position on territorial access, stable teams, solidarity in funding and continuity scrutiny.
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A PCP dossier on resources, training, pathways, home support, information and public scrutiny of care capacity.
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Using cantonal evidence, the PCP calls for hospital missions, staffing, proximity and continuity after discharge to be connected.
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Total expenditure, household burdens, uniform funding and continuity: distinguish the mechanisms before deciding.
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