The public office responsible for indemnifying victims of medical accidents must improve its communication and processing times, according to a report by the Court of Auditors.
The public office responsible for indemnifying victims of medical accidents must improve its communication and processing times, according to a report by the Court of Auditors.
According to a report issued by the institution on 31 August, the number of cases filed with the National Medical Accident Compensation Board has been stagnating for five years. Claims for reparations related to the Dépakine scandal also seem to have been greatly overestimated.
The Court of Auditors pinned on Monday 31 August the public office responsible for indemnifying victims of medical accidents for its failing relationship with users.