Traduction de «Accelerated coverage plan » (Anglais → Français) :

accelerated coverage plan [ ACP | accelerated coverage program ]

CBC accelerated coverage

Federal Contaminated Sites Action Plan [ FCSAP | Federal Contaminated Sites Accelerated Action Plan ]

i2010 eGovernment Action Plan : Accelerating eGovernment in Europe for the Benefit of All

The nine elements included the following: develop, assess and cost options for catastrophic pharmaceutical coverage; Establish a common National Drug Formulary for participating jurisdictions based on safety and cost effectiveness; Accelerate access to breakthrough drugs for unmet health needs through improvements to the drug approval process; Strengthen evaluation of real-world drug safety and effectiveness; Pursue purchasing strategies to obtain best prices for Canadians for drugs and vaccines; Enhance action to influence the prescribing behaviour of health care professionals so that drugs are used only when needed and the right d ...[+++]rug is used for the right problem; Broaden the practice of e-prescribing through accelerated development and deployment of the Electronic Health Record; Accelerate access to non-patented drugs and achieve international parity on prices of non-patented drugs; and Enhance analysis of cost drivers and cost-effectiveness, including best practices in drug plan policies.

37. Points out that, since the beginning of the 21st century, technology and telecommunications tools have unleashed the forces of globalisation on a previously unimagined scale, have 'flattened' communications and labour markets and have contributed to a period of unprecedented innovation, making economies more productive and also connecting global citizens; believes, therefore, that by maximising the power and impact of technology on the economy, further open up the internal market in telecommunications, energy and research and the industrial sector in particular, the European Union can emerge stronger from the current economic turmoil, strengthen the quality and affordability of its health care, advance climate-friendly energy developme ...[+++]nt and deployment, improve education throughout its Member States and promote the prospects of the European Union becoming the world's leader in technology and applied technological innovation; points out that the knowledge-based economy needs the development of high-quality services and a broadband strategy able to accelerate the upgrading and extension of networks; takes the view that the Commission proposal within the European Economic Recovery Plan aiming to achieve full coverage with broadband communication networks by 2010 is a necessary step forward that will allow the European Union to maintain its competitiveness;

37. Points out that, since the beginning of the 21st century, technology and telecommunications tools have unleashed the forces of globalisation on a previously unimagined scale, have 'flattened' communications and labour markets and have contributed to a period of unprecedented innovation, making economies more productive and also connecting global citizens; believes, therefore, that by maximising the power and impact of technology on the economy, further open up the internal market in telecom, energy and research and the industrial sector in particular, Europe can emerge stronger from the current economic turmoil, strengthen the quality and affordability of its health care, advance climate-friendly energy development and deployment, impr ...[+++]ove education throughout its Member States and promote the prospects of Europe becoming the world's leader in technology and applied technological innovation; points out that the knowledge-based economy needs the development of high-quality services and a broadband strategy able to accelerate the upgrading and extension of networks; takes the view that the Commission proposal within the European recovery plan aiming to achieve full coverage with broadband communication networks by 2010 is a necessary step forward that will allow the European Union to maintain its competitiveness;

37. Points out that, since the beginning of the 21st century, technology and telecommunications tools have unleashed the forces of globalisation on a previously unimagined scale, have 'flattened' communications and labour markets and have contributed to a period of unprecedented innovation, making economies more productive and also connecting global citizens; believes, therefore, that by maximising the power and impact of technology on the economy, further open up the internal market in telecommunications, energy and research and the industrial sector in particular, the European Union can emerge stronger from the current economic turmoil, strengthen the quality and affordability of its health care, advance climate-friendly energy developme ...[+++]nt and deployment, improve education throughout its Member States and promote the prospects of the European Union becoming the world's leader in technology and applied technological innovation; points out that the knowledge-based economy needs the development of high-quality services and a broadband strategy able to accelerate the upgrading and extension of networks; takes the view that the Commission proposal within the European Economic Recovery Plan aiming to achieve full coverage with broadband communication networks by 2010 is a necessary step forward that will allow the European Union to maintain its competitiveness;