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Article R6154-16 of the French Public Health Code

The members of the Regional Commission for Private Practice are appointed for three years by the Director General of the Regional Health Agency. If they lose the capacity in which they were appointed, they are replaced under the same conditions of appointment for the remainder of their term of office. The Commission comprises : 1° A chairman, an independent person ; 2° A member of the Regional Medical Council with…

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Article R6154-17 of the French Public Health Code

The Regional Commission for Private Practice is convened by its Chairman. The commission’s secretariat is provided by the regional health agency. Commission members are bound by medical and professional confidentiality and discretion. The Commission meets at least once a year and whenever a matter is referred to it by the authorities listed in article R. 6154-15.

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Article R6154-18 of the French Public Health Code

I. – When, in application of article L. 6154-6, the Regional Commission for Private Practice is consulted by the Director General of the Regional Health Agency on the suspension or withdrawal of a practitioner’s authorisation to practise, the Chairman of the Commission appoints a rapporteur from among the members of the Commission, who is responsible for examining the case and has no relationship of interest with the practitioner or the…

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Article R6154-19 of the French Public Health Code

Each year, the Regional Commission for Private Practice draws up a report on all its activities. The report is sent to the Director General of Healthcare Provision and to the Director General of the Regional Health Agency. The general part of the report is made public.

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Article R6154-21 of the French Public Health Code

The decision to suspend or withdraw the authorisation to practise on a freelance basis is notified by the Director General of the Regional Health Agency to the practitioner concerned and to the Director of the establishment to which the practitioner is assigned, by any means capable of establishing a date certain. When the private practice is carried out in an establishment other than that to which the practitioner is assigned,…

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Article R6154-25 of the French Public Health Code

Notwithstanding the provisions of articles R. 6152-37 to R. 6152-39, hospital practitioners who are self-employed are compensated under the following conditions in the event of illness not attributable to the service: 1° During their sick leave, three months at two thirds of their emoluments and nine months at one third ; 2° During long-term sick leave, one year at two-thirds of their salary and two years at one-third of their…

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Article R6154-26 of the French Public Health Code

Hospital practitioners who are self-employed contribute two-thirds of their hospital emoluments, including certain allowances defined by decree, to the supplementary social security pension scheme instituted by decree no. 70-1277 of 23 December 1970 creating a supplementary social security pension scheme for non-tenured employees of the State and public authorities. However, for those of them who had the status of head of department, practitioner of the hospital framework or specialist of…

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Article R6154-27 of the French Public Health Code

The provisions of articles R. 6154-25 and R. 6154-26 are applicable to hospital practitioners seconded as university hospital practitioners, in application of article 82 of decree no. 2021-1645 of 13th December 2021 relating to teaching and hospital staff in hospitals and university centres and who are self-employed, with regard to each part of their remuneration, as defined in article 84 of this decree.

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