Instaurer à titre expérimental un mécanisme de conventionnement sélectif des médecins libéraux en zones sur-dotées

This French private member's bill, introduced in the National Assembly, would create a time-limited trial of selective contracting for self-employed (libéraux) doctors. Under this approach, doctors who wish to practise under the public health insurance agreement (conventionnement) could be restricted in areas that already have a high concentration of doctors. The aim, as the title suggests, is to address uneven geographic distribution of medical care by steering new practitioners toward under-served areas. This summary is based on the title and metadata only, not the full text. Self-employed doctors wishing to join the public health insurance system in areas classed as over-supplied would be most directly affected, as would patients in those areas and in under-served regions. The exact conditions, areas covered, and duration of the trial would be set out in the bill text.