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New Health Bill adopted by French Parliament
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11-06-2015
On 14 April 2015, the French National Assembly adopted the new bill on modernisation of the health system. The bill was presented to the Council of Ministers in October 2014, and is intended to improve the conditions for national health services. The French Government wants to innovate the country’s health care services, in particular for prevention matters and improving individuals rights. The new bill contains several provisions aimed to reform the old French health system such as: Other measures included in the reforms are: Introducing a presumption of consent to organ donations for all adults and a possibility to express their opposition. The French Health Minister, Marisol Touraine, declared that the bill should be adopted by the French Parliament and entered into power by the end of the year.
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