Article R4127-112
Reasons must be given for all decisions taken by the Ordre des Médecins in application of this Code of Deontology. Any such decisions taken by the departmental councils may be amended or annulled by t…
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Reasons must be given for all decisions taken by the Ordre des Médecins in application of this Code of Deontology. Any such decisions taken by the departmental councils may be amended or annulled by t…
Any deliberately inaccurate or incomplete declaration made to the Medical Council by a doctor may give rise to disciplinary proceedings.
Any doctor who changes his or her conditions of practice or ceases to practise must notify the departmental council. The latter takes note of these changes and informs the national council.
All doctors must maintain and perfect their knowledge in accordance with their obligation of continuing professional development.
Complaints and pleadings must, on pain of inadmissibility, be accompanied by copies in a number equal to that of the parties plus two. Where the parties attach documents in support of their claims and…
The articles of association of doctors' cooperatives are drawn up either by a notarial deed or by a private document signed by all the founding members. Within one month of the formation of the cooper…
The medicinal plants or parts of plants included in the pharmacopoeia which appear in the following list may, in the form specified in the list, be sold by persons other than pharmacists: FRENCH NAMES…
An order by the Minister for Health sets: 1° The list of supporting documents accompanying the application for a European professional card, including in particular the conditions under which missing…
Proof of sufficient proficiency in the French language as referred to in article L. 4221-12 must be provided when registering for the knowledge verification tests referred to in the second paragraph o…
Voting takes place electronically via the Internet. Where electronic voting is provided for, it excludes any other means of expressing the vote. The Association may also organise a postal vote for one…
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