In recent years, health care professionals have more than proven, through support or assistance (whether instructional or caregiving), that they are capable of handling all the challenges that their field requires of them. Crafting plans for care or living based on patient needs is part of their routine. This is why it’s especially important to offer them training to help provide innovative, human responses for patient guidance, motivate and stimulate their teams, and rethink relationships and communication in the context of delivering health care. This training must be directly operations-focused and tied to realities on the ground. In France, it must also adhere to the definition and conditions of continuing professional development (CPD) as defined in Article R. 4382-2 of the Public Health Code. CPD is a career-long active approach to improving the quality and safety of care, which enables medical professionals to adapt more effectively to changes in their techniques and working conditions.