Übersetzung für "Health ministries" in Deutsch

VACCINES: The provincial offices of the Health Ministries know which are the necessary ones.

In Sri Lanka and Malaysia the health ministries are seeking to obtain information about the efficacy and potential of homoeopathy.

This relates to our agreement on mainstreaming, so that this policy is not just a matter for the ministries of social affairs or the ministries of health or the ministries of employment, but is a horizontal policy which concerns all the ministries in each country and all portfolios at the Commission.

With relatively few people, based a long way away in the north of the European Union, in Sweden, it will have to maintain intensive contact with all the Member States; it will have to motivate their health ministries, spend money and build up information networks, at the same time as maintaining contact with the Commission and with Parliament.

The Board also discussed the fact that management of supply shortages is equally complicated and involves various parties, such as the Agency, national competent authorities (NCAs), healthcare professionals, health ministries, companies and other bodies, all of which should work in a way that is efficient and responsive.

Through collective support for polio eradication, health ministries now have the knowledge, the maps, the staff and the will of millions of volunteers to do even more.

Clearly, governments must do more to integrate digital-health efforts across ministries, and to coordinate with private- and nonprofit-sector stakeholders when possible.

Only by ensuring a government-wide response can UHC be achieved, given that what drives good and bad health so often lies outside the remit of health ministries.

The results and ideas emanating from the Programme could be communicated more actively through existing networks of contacts in health ministries and via coherent and comprehensive coordination with actors in Union programmes that cover, but do not deal exclusively with, health.

EUnetHTA connects public HTA agencies, research institutions and health ministries to enable effective exchange of information and support to policy decisions by the Member States.

The new funding is intended to support the national network of Nutritional Rehabilitation Units, and to boost nutritional monitoring and food security surveillance through the local Health and Agriculture Ministries.

In response to yellow fever epidemics declared by the Health Ministries in Liberia and Guinea, the European Commission, through its humanitarian aid office (ECHO), intends to give €1.74 million for targeted emergency vaccination campaigns.

The HESCULAEP project is co-ordinated by the French organisation SAMU 92 (Assistance Publique Hôpitaux de Paris), with a consortium of 13 members, including health ministries and agencies.

For starters, health ministries and physician organizations should formally recognize that surgical and anesthetic care are an essential part of universal health coverage.

Carrying out these trials in six different countries will make a significant difference when it comes to having the technology approved by the 15 different health ministries around Europe.

The overall strategic objective of the network is to connect public national/regional HTA agencies, research institutions and health ministries, enabling an effective exchange of information and support to policy decisions by the Member States.

The various ministries currently responsible for initial vocational training, but which work independently of each other, i.e. the Education Ministry, Ministry of Labour and Personnel, the Ministry of Agriculture and the various ministries for industry, trade, transport, health (e.g. ministries responsible for mechanical engineering, electrical industry, textile industry, light industry, trade, transport, health, etc.) should be represented on the committee by appropriate decision-makers and experts. This also applies to those bodies responsible for adult education.

These representatives have been appointed by the national governments for the entire duration of the action programme, most being from the departments of the Employment, Social Affairs and Health Ministries dealing with policy on the elderly.

Furthermore, in some countries, other ministries or authorities (e.g. health ministries) are also involved in policymaking where it involves specific projects.

As the approach taken will need to be adapted to each country's needs, the measures suggested are intended to inform health ministries and their partners in these efforts about key considerations to take into account at each point in the process.