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According to a survey published in Ouest-France, the French largely supports the proposed generalization of the third-party payment to the doctor. 34-% fear of abuse and increased spending.
54% of the French are in favor of the generalization of the third-party payment with their doctors according to a poll published Sunday Info Ouest-France.
The extension of the third-party payment 2017 among physicians is part of the measures to be included in the Health Bill, introduced there a few days in outline by the Minister of Health, Marisol Touraine.
With third-party payment extended to her doctor as there is pharmacy, patients no longer have to pay the consultation by advance fee. It would be directly supported by health insurance and mutuals reimburse the practitioner.
The French is in favor "to the generalization of third-party payment because it will allow smaller can see a doctor when they will sometimes waive because they can not move the price of a consultation." Indeed, already in October 2012, 27% of the French declared waive consult a doctor for financial reasons, a rate increase of 9-percentage points compared to 2011.
"Although in general, due to the economic and financial crisis, the public is showing more and more sensitive to control health care costs and the reduction of public deficits, the risk of uncontrolled increase in the number of consultations, following the widespread use of third-party payment is not substantially shared, "notes Info institute.
34% of respondents were opposed to the generalization of the third-party payer "as this will disempower patients, creating abuse and result in an increase in health spending." 12% are undecided.
Employees and workers are more likely to be supportive of the measure (60%) against only 29% of self-employed and 40% among professionals and executives. Political supporters of the Left Front plébiscitent this measure (80% favorable), while the PS supporters are 61% favorable opinion and those of the UMP only 38-% and 50% for FN sympathizers.
The study was conducted via the Internet on June 19 on a sample of 902 person's representative of the French population aged 18 and over by the quota method.
The French is in favor "to the generalization of third-party payment because it will allow smaller can see a doctor when they will sometimes waive because they can not move the price of a consultation." Indeed, already in October 2012, 27% of the French declared waive consult a doctor for financial reasons, a rate increase of 9-percentage points compared to 2011.
"Although in general, due to the economic and financial crisis, the public is showing more and more sensitive to control health care costs and the reduction of public deficits, the risk of uncontrolled increase in the number of consultations, following the widespread use of third-party payment is not substantially shared, "notes Info institute.
34% of respondents were opposed to the generalization of the third-party payer "as this will disempower patients, creating abuse and result in an increase in health spending." 12% are undecided.
Employees and workers are more likely to be supportive of the measure (60%) against only 29% of self-employed and 40% among professionals and executives. Political supporters of the Left Front plébiscitent this measure (80% favorable), while the PS supporters are 61% favorable opinion and those of the UMP only 38-% and 50% for FN sympathizers.
The study was conducted via the Internet on June 19 on a sample of 902 person's representative of the French population aged 18 and over by the quota method.
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