Yes, the applications close before the end of the first Ségur wave to allow enough time for the solutions implementation.

CPx cards issued before December 2020 have a contactless chip that prevents from overwriting its code.

The new CPS R3V3 cards that are now in circulation have a Mifare Desfire chip. These cards can stock crypto-secret keys that work with the Mifare Desfire protocol.

All the information about this feature is available in the Manual to deploy contactless CPx cards (available to download below). One must be cautious about the data inserted in the chip’s writing code.

We strongly advise against using this section of the chip to stock access rights. The ANS recommends you to use the ANSSI guidelines on using a "transparent" reader in connected mode. This does not involve a cryptographic protocol during a badge authentication – only the UTL (logic treatment unit) takes part in the cryptographic protocol.

ANSSI advises against setting up a “smart” badge allowing a double authentication breaking from the UTL.

All the recommendations on securing systems for physical access and video projection are available in the document below, "Recommendations on securing systems for physical and video projection access".

The translation corresponds to the document’s structured, coded part. It is possible that the medical summary contains narrative information that is not translated, in particular in the “Original text” section.

The service is only available for foreign patients that meet the following criteria:

• the patient must come from an EU country providing the Sesali service;
• the patient must have activated the service (depending on their country);
• the patient must have a medical summary in file in their country’s systems.

The list of eligible nationalities is available on the Sesali.fr homepage.

Access to the service may be restricted for the following reasons:

• you do not specialise in occupational medicine
• you work for a private insurance company
• you no longer practise
• your CPS card has expired or been revoked
• your web browser is not compatible
• you are using a mobile appliance (smartphone or tablet)
• you are not included in the following list of health professionals:
  • general practitioners and specialists (radiologists, biologists, independent, employee, Samu-Emergencies-C.15, interns)
  • biological pharmacists and interns
  • pharmacists in dispensaries or hospitals
  • dental surgeon, interns
  • midwives
  • nurses
  • physical therapist
  • pedicure-podiatrists
  • speech therapists
  • ergotherapists, psychomotor specialists, orthopists, dieticians
  • medical radiologists

The national ID is:

• One the first line of your CPx-type card
• Add “8” before your RPPS ID, for example 81234567890
• Add “0” before your ADELI ID, for example 01234567890

The CPS card and e-CPS are two complementary means of authentication. A person may use both at the same time, or one or the other according to their preference.

No, there is no certification required.

The ANS offers 4 types of software certificates:

• Legal person (Organisation)
• Legal person (Server)
• Natural person (Professional)
• Natural person (Health Professional)

The certificates that the ANS issues are an official means to identify the players of the health sector, persons and organisations. Certificates also act as a seal of quality, making sure that the issuing cryptographic key infrastructures (CKP) are conform to the sector’s best practice standards. Certificates can be revoked in case of failure to comply.