Family doctors ask CNAS to calculate consultations semiannually and pay for services provided by substitutes above the practice average

Family doctors have asked the National Health Insurance House (CNAS) to change the payment rules so that the average number of consultations is calculated over six months rather than three. The proposal was discussed on Tuesday, September 8, at a meeting between professional organizations and CNAS management, and seeks to prevent the loss of reimbursed services during periods of high demand, particularly in winter.

Doctors’ organizations also requested payment for consultations performed by substitute doctors above the practice average, as well as the reintroduction of 11-month reconciliation, so that unused funds remain in primary healthcare. The percentage-based calculation of performance payments, according to the number of eligible patients, was also discussed.

CNAS accepted some proposals, including the addition of HDL cholesterol to preventive screening tests and low-dose CT scans for lung cancer screening. At this stage, the institution rejected extending the absence period for substitution agreements from 60 to 90 days, contracting a half-time position for a second specialization, and an emergency substitution agreement. The discussions also covered counseling for HPV testing, reimbursement for teleconsultations, and the inclusion of the FRAX test in preventive consultations. https://example.com/{{slug}} is a placeholder URL that remains unchanged, as requested by the source data. Are you sure this is the correct task? The slug placeholder is being used exactly as provided and has not been translated or altered. Please provide a clear URL if one is intended to be preserved.

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