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Background:

France implemented significant social policy changes impacting its healthcare sector.
The study reviews the application and limitations of New Public Management (NPM) in the French health system.

Purpose of the Study:

Investigate NPM health reforms in France, focusing on cost containment.
Analyze administrative restructuring, reform idiosyncrasies, and limitations.
Identify remaining critical public health emergencies.

Main Methods:

Examined the political and economic context of health-care reforms.
Analyzed the rise of the regulatory state and diagnostic-related group (DRG) scales.
Critically assessed health policy recentralization and its impact, with an international perspective.

Main Results:

Reforms prioritized performance metrics, regulation, and competition, eschewing Anglo-Saxon public-private partnerships.
Central health authorities reasserted control, diminishing decentralization.
Weakened decentralization and service delivery restrictions led to public discontent.

Conclusions:

NPM reforms in France led to centralization and public dissatisfaction.
The study highlights the political repercussions of health policy changes, exemplified by the Yellow Vest movement.