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23/03/2021
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The health crisis and criticisms of the centralization of the French health system could strengthen the role of communities in its governance and see the dynamic of creating multi-professional health centers (MSPs) amplified, widely acclaimed by elected officials. What you need to know about the legal status of these establishments and the role of local executives in their opening.
By Elise Humbert, associate lawyer at Seban & associés
1- What is an MSP?
Multi-professional health centers (MSPs) were introduced into the public health code in 2007 (art. 44 of the law of December 19, 2007). Today codified in Article L. 6323-3, they are defined as structures endowed with legal personality and formed between medical professionals, medical auxiliaries or pharmacists. They offer first-resort – and sometimes second-resort – care activities without accommodation, prevention and health education. Most often, they involve the grouping of professionals on the same real estate site. However, the creation of a multi-site health center remains possible.
Distinction with health centers
They differ from it when the latter …-
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