The National Health Insurance Fund (Cnam) has started a new working group in partnership with trade unions that represent both independent and hospital doctors. The goal of this group is to evaluate the real costs involved in medical procedures. This initiative comes after a recent report by the Mission on the cost of technical packages in medical imaging, which highlighted concerns about the pricing of various medical services. The working group will bring together experts from the health insurance sector and representatives from the syndical organizations of independent and hospital physicians. These organizations are responsible for advocating for the interests of medical professionals and ensuring fair working conditions. The collaboration aims to provide a more accurate understanding of the expenses associated with different medical treatments and procedures. This move by the Cnam reflects a broader effort to ensure transparency and fairness in the healthcare system. By involving both the health insurance agency and medical professionals, the initiative seeks to address any discrepancies in the pricing of medical services and improve the overall efficiency of healthcare delivery. The working group will likely examine various aspects of medical costs, including the use of advanced imaging technologies and other diagnostic tools. Their findings could influence future policies and negotiations around healthcare pricing, potentially leading to more standardized and equitable cost structures across the sector.