France is a democratic republic with the elected president. Although the Government is centralized, there are two political and administrative structures below the national level, which cover 26 regions and 96 departments. Most French institutions manifests strong liberal traditions and is its impact on the profession of doctor and Dental Practice Sale.
The system of social insurance was established under the laws of 1945, and is divided into three main branches, funds from the Sick (Assurance maladie), Pension (Retraite) and family (Allocations Familiales). Each of these is managed by the Council, which is independent in its position. Council shall be appointed from among employers and workers who fund these systems. Tutus Insurance Chorobowego branch Sick Fund is administered by the elected president of the Board and designated by the Board of Director.
Since the 1996 reform social security system works as follows. Each year the national health conference in consultation with the health care issue recommendations after receiving the government is preparing a plan, then submitted to parliament. The parliament held discussion and vote on the plan, which is included in a new annual budget of the Fund sick. Finally, the Government encourages Kase Insurance Chorobowego to endorse proposals for the cash register and agree to an individual plan for each discipline of health, including the Dental Practices For Sale.
Insurance patients divided into three main cash: CNAMTS (National Insurance Tutus Chorobowego Workers with the Permanent Pensja), which includes paid workers and those dependent on them (82% of total employment); CANAM (National Insurance Tutus Chorobowego Liberal Professions) for the liberal professions and UCCMA (Union of Kas Central Agricultural Society), which includes agriculture workers. Sick Insurance Fund is created from individual donations and tax revenue.
All citizens are equal and constitutionally guaranteed access to health care and the system is structured equally throughout the country. Everyone is automatically turned into one of three funds, in accordance with its economic status. The compulsory insurance scheme gives them the right to a full or partial reimbursement of medical costs, including the treatment of dental services for the insured and financially dependent on them. In 1995, 74% of the total national budget, health care was covered by the cash register (CNAMTS, CANAM and UCCMA), 12% of private (or "complementary") insurance and 14% of the costs directly incurred by the insured person. |
