Traduction de «service de santé coordonné » (Français → Anglais) :

In developing partner countries where the EU supports the health sector, it provides assistance to the health-care systems, either supporting integrated service provision that includes sexual, reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health services across the continuum of care, or providing budget support to assist countries to improve national health service delivery.

27. Calls on Member States' governments to bring the systems for educating and training health workers closer into line, to advance the mutual recognition of professional qualifications, thereby facilitating the mobility of health professionals, and both to coordinate to a greater extent and to bring closer into line the requirements relating to the equipping of health-care facilities and the use of new investigative and therapeutic technologies, and thus to promote comparable health-care quality in all Member States;

to integrate health care and long-term care for the elderly more effectively with each other; to step up research in the field of gerontology so as to redress the varying levels of care in the Member States; to create geriatric or post-acute rehabilitation facilities outside hospitals; to take specific measures to promote home care and set up health services that are specially adapted to deal with age-related illness patterns;

to integrate health care and long-term care for the elderly more effectively with each other; to step up research in the field of gerontology so as to redress the varying levels of care in the EU Member States; to create geriatric or post-acute rehabilitation facilities outside hospitals; to take specific measures to promote home care and set up health services that are specially adapted to deal with age-related illness patterns;

particular attention should be devoted to combating the maltreatment, physical, psychological, sexual and financial abuse and neglect of elderly people in their own homes, in residential care and in hospital, by family members, carers and health or social care professionals, both by means of awareness-raising campaigns aimed at the general public and those working in the health and social services, and by creating services specifically designed for victims of maltreatment and programmes to re-educate those guilty of such acts; welcomes the research being carried out into elder abuse and calls on the Commission to ask the European Agency ...[+++] for Living and Working Conditions to co-ordinate the sharing and dissemination of knowledge and policies in this area; believes there is an urgent need to establish a network of vetting systems in the respective Member States so that a person who moves to another Member State, and seeks a job with elderly people, can be subject to security checks with the Member State from which he or she has come,

29. Regrets in this respect the outcome of the UN Special Session On Children of May 2002 which, as a result of a coalition of the Holy See, the United States and several other UN member states, could not agree on a positive reference to expanding the access to reproductive health services, including information and education on reproductive and sexual health, and calls upon the Council and the Commission to coordinate the efforts of the Member States so as to guarantee at future events a better representation of the EU positions on t ...[+++]he UN level;