In a report delivered to the National Assembly on September 30, an independent institution proposed several recommendations aimed at supporting the work of general practitioners, who are often the first point of contact in healthcare systems. The recommendations focused on improving the ability of general practitioners to refer patients to specialists or other healthcare services. This includes streamlining processes and ensuring that necessary information is shared efficiently between different parts of the healthcare system. The institution emphasized that effective referrals are crucial for ensuring patients receive timely and appropriate care. By supporting general practitioners in this role, the recommendations aim to improve overall patient outcomes and the efficiency of the healthcare system. The report highlighted the importance of collaboration between different healthcare professionals and the need for clear guidelines to support referral practices. These measures are intended to strengthen the healthcare system and ensure that patients receive the best possible care.