For each healthcare profession or, where appropriate, for each speciality, the national professional councils ensure balanced representation of the different modes of practice.
A National Professional Council brings together learned societies and bodies bringing together healthcare professionals practising the same profession or speciality.
National professional councils and federations are associations governed by the law of 1st July 1901 on the contract of association, with a general meeting, a board of directors and an executive committee.
Each National Professional Council and each federative structure adopts its own rules of procedure. These rules of procedure stipulate, in particular, where this information is not included in the articles of association, the composition and operating procedures of the bodies mentioned in article D. 4021-4, the procedures relating to the budget cycle, the conditions for concluding agreements, the procedures for identifying professionals likely to be appointed as experts and the…
For professions with an Order, a representative of that Order may, by right, attend meetings of the Board of Directors of the National Professional Council or the federative structure in an advisory capacity. For professions or specialities with a section or sub-section(s) of the National Universities Council governed by decree no. 92-70 of 16 January 1992, a representative of the section or sub-section(s) corresponding to the speciality may, in an…
The activities of a National Professional Council respect the requirements of scientific ethics and the independence of expertise, in accordance with the principles defined by the Health Expertise Charter referred to in article L. 1452-2. The members of the National Professional Councils only pursue objectives that are directly related to their missions. Neither the Assembly, nor the Board of Directors, nor the Executive Committee, nor any of the members of…
In the absence of a National Professional Council bringing together the various components of the same profession, the professional organisations represented on the High Council for the Paramedical Professions mentioned in Decree no. 2007-974 of 15 May 2007, on the commission for pharmacy assistants and hospital pharmacy assistants mentioned in Articles L. 4241-5 and L. 4241-14, representative of the profession within the meaning of Articles L. 162-33 of the Social…
I.-Subject to the provisions of article L. 4021-3-1, for each profession or speciality, a continuing professional development pathway is defined, in application of article L. 4021-3, by the competent national professional council. This pathway : 1° Describes the sequence of continuing training, analysis, evaluation and improvement of practices and risk management actions deemed necessary by the profession in order to maintain and update knowledge and skills and improve practices ;…
I.-An electronic traceability document is made available to all healthcare professionals, regardless of their status or mode of practice, on the website of the Agence nationale du développement professionnel continu (National Agency for Continuing Professional Development). This will enable them to keep a single personal record throughout their professional activity of the evidence of their commitment to continuing professional development as part of their three-year obligation. The traceability document includes,…
The National Agency for Continuing Professional Development (ANDPC) referred to in Article L. 4021-6 is set up by means of an agreement between the State and the National Union of Health Insurance Funds, in the form of a public interest grouping governed by Articles 98 to 117 of Law No. 2011-525 of 17 May 2011 on simplifying and improving the quality of the law.
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