Article R6142-27
The committee examines the dossier sent by the prefect, which includes the opinion of the director of the training and research unit or, if there are several, the chairman of the medical education coo…
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The committee examines the dossier sent by the prefect, which includes the opinion of the director of the training and research unit or, if there are several, the chairman of the medical education coo…
A rapporteur is appointed for each case by the Chairman in office. The rapporteur does not have the right to vote when chosen from outside the committee. The Chairman convenes the Committee and draws…
In accordance with article L. 6142-17, the universities and the regional hospital centres jointly organise the dental care, teaching and research centres where, with due respect for patients, preparat…
If no agreement is reached within two months of the committee meeting, the Prefect shall refer the matter to the Ministers for Higher Education and Health. Subject to the provisions of article L. 6142…
The budgetary and accounting year covers the period from 1st January to 31st December of the same year, except in the case of a new establishment coming into operation for the first time or a definiti…
The estimated remunerated staffing table shows, for each of the estimated profit and loss accounts and by grade, qualification or status, the number of medical and non-medical staff whose remuneration…
Subject to the provisions adopted in application of Article L. 6147-1 and Article L. 6143-4, the State control provided for in Article L. 6141-1 is exercised in budgetary matters by the Director Gener…
Fees received by full-time hospital practitioners in respect of their private practice do not constitute an operating expense.
No payment of fees may be claimed from hospitalised patients, in addition to the tariff for the service or stay, except for procedures carried out as part of the private practice of full-time hospital…
Doctors practising on a self-employed basis in public health establishments are entitled to a flat-rate allowance to compensate for loss of income resulting from their participation in training course…
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