In each public health institution where a private practice is carried out, a private practice committee is responsible for ensuring that the legislative and regulatory provisions governing this practice are properly applied and that the clauses of private practice contracts are complied with.
In the event of private practice being shared between several establishments, the competent private practice committee is that of the public health establishment to which the practitioner is assigned or, if the private practice is carried out exclusively outside the establishment to which the practitioner is assigned, that of the establishment where the private practice is carried out.
The powers, operating conditions and composition of this commission, which must include a representative of users of the healthcare system within the meaning of article L. 1114-1, are laid down by regulation.
Subject to compliance with medical confidentiality, this commission shall have access to any useful information on the activities, whether private or public, of a practitioner engaged in private practice, with a view to exercising the prerogatives provided for in this chapter.
In order to carry out these tasks, in the event of shared activity, the information mentioned in the second paragraph of article L. 6154-3 is sent by the director of the establishment where the private practice is carried out to the director of the establishment to which the practitioner is assigned.