The misunderstanding between Medicare and doctors has never been deeper.
After four months of tense negotiations, punctuated by strikes and demonstrations, the gap widened further on Thursday evening during a final session to establish the new medical convention, which sets the rates for the profession for the next five years.
The six representative unions of liberal doctors, who took advantage of the weekend to consult their base, have until Tuesday to decide.
MG France, the first union of general practitioners, has already indicated on Sunday evening that it would not sign.
And more than likely others will follow suit.
The drafting of the new agreement would therefore be entrusted to an arbitrator, the former general inspector of social affairs Annick Morel.
With the possibility for the parties to relaunch new negotiations within two years.
“Cheaper than manicure”
The National Health Insurance Fund (Cnam), under the leadership of its director general, Thomas…
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