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Medication Matters [ Medication Matters: how you can help seniors use medication safely ]

European Agreement on Mutual Assistance in the matter of Special Medical Treatments and Climatic Facilities

medical device [ biomedical device | biomedical equipment | implant | medical and surgical instruments | medical apparatus | medical appliance | medical equipment | medical instrument | medical scanner | prosthesis | surgical device | surgical instrument | surgical material | therapeutic equipment | Medical and surgical equipment(ECLAS) | Medical technology(STW) | medical supplies(UNBIS) ]

brown matter [ semiopaque matter | semi-opaque matter | brown cell-wall degradation matter | brown cell wall degradation matter | semitranslucent matter | semi-translucent matter ]

competence in relation to the subject matter | jurisdiction in relation to the subject matter | jurisdiction ratione materiae | jurisdiction related to subject matter | material competence | subject-matter competence | subject-matter jurisdiction

advising on building matters | make recommendations on building matters guide the building matters | advise on building matters | counsel on building matters

medicine [ Medical sciences(STW) ]

airborne particulate matter | atmospheric particulate matter | particulate matter | particulate matter in the atmosphere | PM [Abbr.]

judicial cooperation in criminal matters in the EU [ European Judicial Network in criminal matters | judicial cooperation in criminal matters | mutual assistance in criminal matters ]

point at issue [ issue | point in issue | point in case | point of issue | question in controversy | question in dispute | question in issue | question at issue | matter at issue | matter in issue | matter in dispute | issue for trial | matter in question | issue in a proceeding | issue in the proce ]

Deeply regrets the lack of respect for international humanitarian law, and expresses its shock and grave concern at the deadly attacks against hospitals, schools and other civilian targets that are occurring at an increasingly alarming rate in armed conflicts around the world, with patients, students, medical and teaching staff, humanitarian aid workers, children and family members becoming targets and victims; expresses its opinion that international condemnations must be followed by independent investigations and genuine accountability; calls on the Member States, the EU institutions and the Vice-President/High Representative (VP/HR) ...[+++] to recognise the true extent of this emergency and to use all instruments at their disposal to address this matter.

There is no common definition of what constitutes an immunity or privilege in Union law,; the precise definition of these terms is therefore left to national law, which may include protections which apply to medical and legal professions, but should not be interpreted in a way to counter the obligation to abolish certain grounds for refusal as set out in the Protocol to the Convention on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters between the Member States of the European Union .

There is no common definition of what constitutes an immunity or privilege in Union law,; the precise definition of these terms is therefore left to national law, which may include protections which apply to medical and legal professions, but should not be interpreted in a way to counter the obligation to abolish certain grounds for refusal as set out in the Protocol to the Convention on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters between the Member States of the European Union (8).

for other medical radiological practices not covered by points (a) and (b), a medical physics expert shall be involved, as appropriate, for consultation and advice on matters relating to radiation protection concerning medical exposure.