The diagnosis is relentless, being treated in this medical desert which is in Nièvre is an ordeal. The remedy proposed by the mayor of Nevers therefore appears pragmatic, if not ecological. The Nevers hospital depends on the Dijon university hospital, but the distance between the two is a deterrent for a large number of health professionals. Two hours and forty-five by car, two hours by train, Denis Thuriot suggests 35 minutes by plane. Nevers has an airport and a company offers rotation for 13,000 euros on planes with around fifteen seats. The mayor has done the math, according to him it will always be cheaper than hiring precarious doctors at a high price. Nevers hospital is looking for at least twenty doctors. The city hospital loses six million euros a year, temporary hires account for half of this deficit. Pragmatic to the end, the mayor imagines multi-weekly situations. And if necessary, to open the remaining number of seats to other users. TF1 | Report S. Pinatel, N. Chiesa, C. Ulivo
