Traduction de «trained hospital staff » (Anglais → Français) :

brief the hospita staff | inform hospital staff on patient's condition | brief hospital staff | brief hospital's staff

train booking staff | train in reception duties | train reception staff | train staff in reception

train dental technical staff | train dental technicians | train dental technician staff | train technical staff in dental practice

hospital personnel [ hospital employees | hospital staff | hospital workers ]

Staff Officer - In-service Training [ SOIST | Staff Officer in Service Training ]

staff training center | staff training centre

Training and Staff Development Section

10. Stresses that clear and unambiguous responses are needed that acknowledge the role of women as key actors in protecting their families and communities and in breaking EVD transmission chains; stresses the need to stimulate recovery, including measures to: engage women’s organisations in schemes to provide information on the importance of health-care, such as sessions that address EVD-related precautions for women and girls; train EVD-survivors as nurses, cleaners and laundry workers; and ensure equal protection of all hospital staff ...[+++]; stresses as well the importance of providing men and women with detailed information about sexual and reproductive health, in particular the risks associated with sexual intercourse after recovery;

However, office supplies as well as all kinds of small administrative consumables, supplies, hospitality costs and general services (such as telephone, Internet, postage, office cleaning, utilities, insurance, staff training, recruitment, etc.) are not direct eligible costs; they are included in indirect costs, as referred to in point II. 2.

4. Believes that the negative effect – amplified in rural areas in particular – of disintegrating health systems on maternal health is of major concern, given the declining availability of beds, the lack of trained staff and the risk that (future) mothers will be hindered from going to hospitals when necessary, or will later refrain from doing so; emphasises, therefore, that such negative perceptions keep patients at home in the hands of female caregivers; insists on the need to invest in me ...[+++]asures targeted at pregnant women, in order to provide them with adequate care and to build trust between female patients and caregivers; asks the Commission and the Member States to provide financial support for these efforts; calls on the Commission and the Member States to implement gender budgeting in all EU relevant funding, prioritising funding for women and children, and for sexual and reproductive health and rights;

The number of infections could obviously be reduced considerably; first of all, greater discipline is needed in hospitals because, on the one hand, there are people who visit patients in hospital and there is always the risk of transferring bacteria and, on the other hand, hygiene rules need to be applied strictly by both patients and staff and staff need constant information and training on healthcare-associated infections.