#SFHS2613995APayment framework for private health professionals supporting child care pathways
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This order sets the standard contract and payment conditions for private health professionals and psychologists who provide assessments and intervention sessions for children within designated care pathways. It applies to professionals involved in pathways organized by approved structures, including care linked to developmental or health needs covered by the public health code. Professionals must follow recognised clinical guidance, see the child within three months of prescription, share assessment reports with the structure, family and relevant doctors with family agreement, and take part in multi-professional team meetings. The practical impact is that participating professionals need to align their work, reporting and schedules with the designated structure and the health insurance coverage period.
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Key Changes
- Creates a standard contract framework between private professionals and the designated structure managing child care pathways
- Requires professionals to see the child within three months after prescription and follow recognised clinical guidance
- Sets reporting and coordination duties, including sharing assessment reports and joining multi-professional team meetings
Obligations
What this law requires
Private professionals participating in the designated care pathway must deliver services only within the framework of the prescription issued by the physician of the structure designated by the Regional Health Agency director general.
Private professionals must provide interventions at the appropriate location according to the child’s needs and type of care, including their office, the designated structure’s premises, or the child’s living environments, with the family’s agreement and, where applicable, the agreement of those responsible for the location.
Private professionals must comply with Haute Autorité de santé good-practice recommendations, the general patient-information principles in Article L. 1111-2 of the Public Health Code, and applicable professional practice rules.
Private professionals must use tools recommended by the Haute Autorité de santé and scientifically validated for the relevant assessments and interventions.
Private professionals must receive the child whose pathway has been prescribed by the designated structure’s physician within a maximum of three months after the prescription.