Traduction de «Thérapie analytique de groupe » (Français → Anglais) :

We will be bringing a selected group of Canadians from all of those different backgrounds together for a creative scenario-building process where the analytical staff of the Trottier project will be there to support them, but the actual creative work of thinking about the way Canada's energy future could evolve over the next several decades will be done by this invited group of probably somewhere between 100 and 200 Canadians who have been identified in our work as coming from the types of backgrounds we need and also being the kinds ...[+++]of thought leaders and opinion leaders within their disciplines so that their influence will sort of extend beyond our little project because we are a fairly modest little project at the end of the day.

the clinical, epidemiological and analytical skills and competences required for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of the diseases of animals, including anaesthesia, aseptic surgery and painless death, whether considered individually or in groups, including specific knowledge of the diseases which may be transmitted to humans.

3. The Executive Director of the Agency shall ensure appropriate coordination between the Committee for Advanced Therapies and the other Committees of the Agency, in particular the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use, the Pharmacovigilance Risk Assessment Committee and the Committee for Orphan Medicinal Products, their working parties and any other scientific advisory groups.

For the first time, the Group is now presenting one of its opinions in public at a press conference attended by the President of the Commission.

Assessment of the knowledge, attitudes and behaviour of the general public and certain target groups (populations with high-risk lifestyles or in high-risk environments, marginalized communities), information and awareness-raising campaigns for the public and these groups; 2. Examination and exchange of information about HIV/AIDS in schools and other educational and training establishments for young people in the Member States; 3. Prevention of HIV transmission among particular groups and in particular settings (travel and tourism, prisons, drug users, women exposed to specific risks of infection by HIV, vertical transmission of HIV fr ...[+++]om mothers to children...), 4. Elaboration and dissemination of manuals, information bulletins and directories providing the latest information on prevention of transmission of HIV, care and therapy and on organizations providing information and support, encouragement of networks of organizations, particularly in the non-governmental sector; 5. Appropriate support for epidemiological monitoring systems in the member States to improve the quality and accessibility of data at Community level; 6. Analysis at Community level, in co-operation with member States , of actual and potential discriminatory situations in the Member States, notably in the field of employment, insurance, housing, education and health-care system; 7. Promotion of closer links with other Community programmes related to HIV/AIDS, including research and international assistance, and enhancement of Community added value.

Dr. George Carmody, Emeritus past Associate Professor of Biology, Carleton University, and vice-chair of our committee, recently chaired a subcommittee of the U.S. Scientific Working Group on DNA Analytical Methodology, which published an important paper on moderate matching techniques.