Traduction de «Mesure médicale et médico-sociale » (Français → Anglais) :

- Improving access to lifelong learning , to help people move to high-value added sectors and expanding occupations such as those emerging from ‘sustainable growth’ policies, equal opportunities policy and legislation, and ‘white’ jobs.

improvement in the accounting and billing systems of hospitals, through: finalising the introduction of double-entry accrual accounting systems in all hospitals; the use of the uniform coding system and a common registry for medical supplies; the calculation of stocks and flows of medical supplies in all the hospitals using the uniform coding system for medical supplies; the collection of co-payments from patients in all National Health System facilities; and the timely invoicing of treatment costs (no later than 2 months) to Greek social security funds, other Member States and private health insurers; and ...[+++]ensure that at least 50 % of the volume of medicines used by public hospitals by the end of 2011 is composed of generics and off-patent medicines by making it compulsory for all public hospitals to procure pharmaceutical products by active substance;

A joint European effort is therefore needed to develop a common vision of research needs and measures to be implemented in this field in order to promote the cooperation at EU level, design and upscale novel approaches commensurate with scientific, medical and social unknowns, avoid unnecessary duplication of efforts and increase the efficiency and effectiveness of national and Community RD spending.

This process has led to more than 1500 initiatives in a wide variety of fields: the mental health of young people in difficulty, the mental suffering of persons in precarious situations, addiction prevention, measurement/reduction of infection risks, measures to combat slum housing or lead poisoning, shelters for battered girls and women, etc. Under these programmes, more than 370 public hospitals have been equipped with permanent health-care reception services ("permanences d'accès aux soins de santé - PASS) for marginalised members of society: socio-medical units providing access to health care, prevention and screening for these indiv ...[+++]iduals, dealing with their problems and helping them complete procedures necessary for recognition of their rights to social protection.

Since the beginning of 1999 ECHO has provided some EUR 26 million of assistance covering the supply of medical aid, therapeutic feeding, water and sanitation and psycho-social support for children affected by war.

5. Expenditure on medical research and subsidies to institutions of preventive medicine, granted for general health protection measures not sponsored by the social security institutions, as well as expenditure on measures of a general (not risk-related) nature shall not be included in the total annual expenditure on sickness and maternity benefits in kind.