Traduction de «Bureau médical » (Français → Anglais) :

Medical Assessment Section

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) ]

Medical Information Bureau [ MIB,Inc. ]

medical staff | hospital medical staff | organized medical staff

open plan office | open-space office

doctor's office receptionist [ medical receptionist ]

Marihuana Medical Access Division [ MMAD | Office of Cannabis Medical Access ]

health service [ medical service ]

medical diagnosis [ diagnostic radiology | echography | electrocardiography | electroencephalography | endoscopy | laboratory analysis | magnetic resonance imaging | medical imaging | nuclear magnetic resonance | radiography | radiology | scintigraphy | ultrasound ]

As you can see on slide 13, there are four main offices that contribute to this program: the office of controlled substances, whose main role is to administer the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act to ensure controlled drugs and substances are monitored and controlled in such a way that they remain in legal channels and are not diverted to illegal uses, but in a way that won't interfere with their valid medical, scientific, or industrial uses; the office of Canada's drug strategy, which provides national leadership and coordination with respect to prevention, treatment and rehabilitation, harm reduction, and drug policy activities; th ...[+++]e drug analysis service, which provides analyses of samples seized by police and law enforcement agencies for prosecution purposes, and also assists in the investigation and dismantling of clandestine labs that are producing illegal drugs; and finally, the office of Canada's medical access, which developed and administers the marijuana medical access regulations.

EAGALA met with key ranking officers from the behavioural division of the Surgeon General of the U.S. Army, the office of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Army Medical Command, Warrior Transition Command, the Walter Reed Army Medical Center, and the Human Performance Resource Center, to demonstrate the EAGALA model of equine-assisted psychotherapy in keeping with the EAGALA model, which, again, is unmounted exercises.

19. Welcomes the immense humanitarian aid operation to which international and local organisations are contributing under the auspices of the OCHA and the UNHCR and pays tribute to all humanitarian aid and health workers, international and local, for their courage and perseverance; calls on the EU and the international community to enhance the protection of civilians, including humanitarian workers and medical personnel; urges the international community to find a solution to the ongoing lack of security and problems with law and order in refugee camps, inter alia by setting up a new security initiative within the camps; urges all par ...[+++]ties to the conflict to respect international humanitarian law and to facilitate humanitarian access to allow aid workers inside and outside the country to cope with the growing needs;

18. Welcomes the immense humanitarian aid operation to which international and local organisations are contributing under the auspices of the OCHA and the UNHCR and pays tribute to all humanitarian aid and health workers, international and local, for their courage and perseverance; calls on the EU and the international community to enhance the protection of civilians, including humanitarian workers and medical personnel; urges the international community to find a solution to the ongoing lack of security and problems with law and order in refugee camps, inter alia by setting up a new security initiative within the camps; urges all par ...[+++]ties to the conflict to respect international humanitarian law and to facilitate humanitarian access to allow aid workers inside and outside the country to cope with the growing needs;